Sentence examples for high levels of potential from inspiring English sources
The video, showing high levels of potential pop star brilliance, ignores the usual treatment a song about loneliness would get – minimal hotel rooms, cold walks on empty streets, all filmed in sepia – in favour of rooftop flare parties, backstreet dance classes and a brilliant bit where she's sat on some Ikea garden furniture in the back of a water-logged pick-up truck.
This hormone elicited marked increases in bone formation and increased numbers of mature osteoblasts, which express high levels of potential anti-tumor factors that include decorin, lumican, and CYR61.
It is noticeable that nurses, even with limited clinical experience in patient care were able to detect in a 20 minutes interview, early after inclusion of patients in the transplant waiting list, that almost half of them had high levels of potential complexity.
In accordance with these detections, it has been concluded that the basic pumice has a high level of potential to contribute to the morphologic properties of interfacial transition zone.
Note furthermore that accessibility poverty may also occur independently of transport poverty, for instance when a person enjoys a high level of potential mobility but lives in a (very) remote locality.
Previous confocal microscopic observations of isolated PB fractions did not suggest such a high level of potential chloroplastic contamination.
Whole-genome analysis has just begun for Xenorhabdus [ 34], whereas full genome sequences have been published for two Photorhabdus strains, revealing the presence of a large number of phage remnants, IS, transposases, repeat elements and overrepresented families of paralogs, consistent with a high level of potential plasticity in these genomes [ 35, 36].
LHU were classified according to the combination of tertiles in three groups: A. High level of supply of beds in long term care institutions associated with low level of potential care needs; B. Low level of supply of beds in long term care institutions associated with high level of potential care needs; C. Balanced level of supply of beds in long term care institutions with potential care needs.
They also learn faster and are more likely to adapt to new demands, which means they have higher levels of potential even for jobs they have not done in the past.
