The phrase "distinct potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something that has a distinguishable capability or ability. For example, "This new technology has distinct potential to revolutionize the way we communicate."
The results reveal a distinct potential of the material.
1,2-Dipalmitoyllecithine forms adsorbed films at electrodes in two distinct potential regions.
Hence, the bypass implementation resulted in distinct potential of an efficiency improvement from 22.2% to 30.4%.
They enter their third with an actual audience awaiting it, and the distinct potential to "do an Elbow".
Since March, pollsters have done surveys on a total of 20 distinct potential Republican opponents for Mr. Obama, as well as an unnamed or "generic" Republican candidate.
The zeroes of the interfacial impedance were directly extracted from suitable equivalent circuits in distinct potential regions where oscillations may be triggered.
The obtained results reveal that PEDOTh films prepared at distinct potentials but with the same growth charge (Qg) display similar electroactivities.
The Au III) products were observed to mediate oxidations, and inhibit reductions, of different species at two distinct potentials, one at ca 0.8 V(rhe) and the other at ca 1.0 V(rhe).
Accumulating wealth of data suggest that ENMs agree equally well with experiment in describing equilibrium dynamics despite their distinct potentials and levels of coarse-graining.
No significant energy difference was observed among these splice sites given the same GC content (Wilcoxon tests, P > 0.05), indicating that the GC percentage of the junction sequence is the major factor to explain the distinct potentials to form stable structures among alternative, constitutive, and skipped splice sites.
Our previous study demonstrated that different reprogramming strategies resulted in distinct developmental potential and found that NT-ESCs had better developmental potential compared with iPSCs.
