Sentence examples for defining a potential from inspiring English sources

Any innovation consists of three major phases: 1) defining a potential project, 2) building a coalition to support the project, and 3) taking action to implement the project.

This criterion counts the total number of taxa (strains) in the clade defining a potential phylotype, disregarding annotations.

We then applied a sliding window across each bin, defining a potential CNV if 70% of 10 consecutive bins had a normalized count >2.5×.

Following the generation of mitochondrial toxicity profiles, the next challenge is defining a potential role for these chemicals in the onset of various syndromes or diseases linked to mitochondrial dysfunction (Schmidt 2010).

Use of MRI to identify the presence or absence of edema, or a method of quantifying limb use (such as force plate analysis) would be valuable in determining what the effects of calcium dobesilate are, and in defining a potential role for this compound.

"I don't think there are any personal characteristics that define a potential perpetrator," he said.

For this force, you cannot define a potential energy whereas in one dimension any force that was not friction allowed you to define a potential energy.

Crystal structures of NavAb(R2G) in complex with guanidinium define a potential drug target site.

So, if you're looking for a conservative, this is called a "conservative force". It's a force for which you can define a potential energy.

These data define a potential interface for telomerase-TPP1 interaction required for telomere maintenance and implicate defective telomerase recruitment in telomerase-related disease.

Together, this work further characterizes the transcriptional activator function of RB and defines a potential role for RB in regulating angiogenesis through activation of NOL7.