Sentence examples for fully capture the potential from inspiring English sources
To fully capture the potential the approach needs to be applied throughout the design process.
The advance raises hopes that researchers will be able to fully capture the potential of iPS cells--and avoid the ethical quandaries that come from working with cells from human embryos.
"Hard" clinical end points such as stroke mortality or stroke recurrence are useful, but do not fully capture the potential devastating effect of a disabling but survivable stroke.
So much more needs to be done to fully capture the full potential of community health workers -- they often lack supplies, require more training, need better integration into the rest of the health system, and would benefit from better incentives for doing their hard work.
But this increase in agonism appears insufficient for clinical weight loss [20], and seems to not fully capture the antidiabetic potential of GLP-1R agonism, as exemplified by once-weekly injected exenatide (LAR) [21].
The approach to elevate endogenous GLP-1 levels by inhibition of the predominant GLP-1 degrading enzyme, dipeptidyl peptidase-IV (DPP-IV), has been proven useful for T2DM treatment [21], but does not seem to fully capture the anti-diabetic potential of GLP-1R agonism [22] in terms of promoting weight loss [23].
These figures underestimate the scope of the problem for three reasons: a) They are based on only a few health end points for which global data are readily available; b) they do not fully capture the range of potential indirect impacts on human health; and c) they do not provide estimates of impact beyond 2000.
Second, the ex-post output gap is clearly associated with real-time potential growth,4 which is an implicit recognition that such potential growth estimates did not fully capture the temporary component of GDP and were largely uncertain.
In order to fully capture the time-dependent (non-autonomous) transient behaviour of biological processes, we must be able to characterise potential landscapes and how they change over time.
