Sentence examples for inclusion of potential from inspiring English sources

These bidirectional relations did not vary across child gender and proved robust to the inclusion of potential common factors.

Our model differs from currently proposed models by its density estimation technique and by the inclusion of potential temporal changes, often ignored, within the Gutenberg Richter distribution.

First results of the inclusion of potential promotion measures such as financial incentives in a scenario based market model show a significant increase of the electric vehicle uptake in Germany.

This study was conducted to determine whether the inclusion of potential flavourings in the THP would add to the levels of toxicants in the emissions or alter in vitro responses.

Combined with nearly unprecedented forest areas severely burned in the Interior region of Alaska in 2015, total ecosystem fire-related losses of carbon to the atmosphere exceeded most previous estimates for the state, owing mainly to inclusion of potential "mass wasting" and decomposition in the mineral soil carbon layer in the 2 years following these forest fires.

Combined with nearly unprecedented forest areas severely burned in the Yukon Koyukuk region of Alaska in 2015, updated total ecosystem fire-related losses of carbon to the atmosphere exceeded most previous estimates for the state by a factor of two, due mainly to the inclusion of potential "mass wasting or decomposition" of mineral soil carbon in the 2 years following these forest fires.

31 Detailed information on trial quality allowed us to be strict in our inclusion criteria of potential trials.

The Orbitrap was set with a threshold of 100 for the data-dependent scans, which included an accurate mass inclusion list of potential adducted peptide masses.

Potential interactions of sociodemographic variables with trial arm were also investigated, by inclusion of one potential interaction term within an individual model.

This could be considered for inclusion of EDC potential in the harmonised assessment of the T criterion.

A second recent addition to LUISA is the inclusion of endogenous potential accessibility as a suitability factor for its land-use allocation and population distribution method.