Sentence examples for depicted a potential from inspiring English sources
Campaigning, recently, against the introduction of a 20mph limit in Croydon, the Alliance of British Drivers depicted a potential 21% reduction in collisions as "minimal" and complained "there are no other real benefits".
"This shocking footage depicts a potential war crime in progress, and demonstrates an utter disregard for international humanitarian law by the armed group in question," said Ann Harrison, deputy director of Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa program.
Thus, the synthesized MS-AgNPs depicted a promising potential for site-specific topical delivery in accelerated wound therapy.
Negotiations intended to resolve the nuclear dispute have been deadlocked since before Mr. Rouhani's election, which has been depicted as a potential opportunity to break the stalemate.
In this perspective, the Kinematic Theory is depicted as a potential tool to facilitate communications among researchers working in the multi-disciplinary field of Graphonomics.
An ex-vivo study on organ cultured corneas has demonstrated that the central corneal epithelium depicts a regenerative potential in acute wound healing [ 49].
In fact, the cone only depicts a distribution of potential hurricane paths and no information about the size (Cox et al., 2013).
Even so, the mask has a spirit content that is respected and revered, even if it does not depict a being with malignant potential.
Both Tarnation and Walk Away Renée, while intensely visual, have more in common with the literary memoir than a documentary film, and bring along all the potential pitfalls: depicting a mentally ill family member is never ethically straightforward.
Figure 6b depicts a model to illustrate the potential role of SAG-UPS linking immune defense and apoptosis or immune overactivation and tumorigenesis.
These observations not only support the ability of NS cells to generate mature oligodendrocytes but also depict them as a potential donor source for myelinating transplants.
