The phrase "have remarkable potential" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something has a great or impressive ability to develop or succeed. Example: "The new employee has remarkable potential for leadership and innovation within the company."
Thus, it was concluded that hazelnut shell hydrolyzate have remarkable potential for low cost commercial PG production.
Geng et al. investigated Glu-GNPs-enhanced target cytotoxicity of radiation on ovarian cancer cells and demonstrated that GNPs have remarkable potential to enhance radiotherapy [23].
The myxomycete Physarum polycephalum appears to have remarkable potential as a lipid source for biodiesel production.
ESCs have remarkable potential to develop into many different cell types in the body (known as pluripotency [ 8]) and therefore they may be used to study both normal and abnormal body developments.
Pervious concrete has remarkable potential to counteract these adverse impacts while providing necessary structural integrity, thus supporting continued urbanization.
Nattokinase (NK), which has been identified as a potent fibrinolytic protease, has remarkable potential in treatment of thrombolysis, and even has the ability to ameliorate chronic vein thrombosis.
VideoSolo has demonstrated its efficiency and has remarkable potential in the field of aquatic biology in any location, as no human presence is required for it to work.
The hierarchical organization has remarkable potential to improve the crashworthiness behavior of thin-walled structure, especially, the 2nd order HCT exhibits significant advantages for energy absorption efficiency.
Due to the outstanding properties of graphene nanomaterial such as high surface area, electrical conductivity and biocompatibility, it has remarkable potential for DNA and protein detection as a biosensing material.
