Sentence examples for increased potential in from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, critics in Rawdon began to see increased potential in his batting, which improved steadily; by 1924, the Yorkshire Evening Post described Verity as "one of the most promising cricketers in the Leeds district".

The cystine amino acid could increase the acidity of the solution thereby increasing the zeta potential of the nano particle as evident from the increased potential in the presence of DTT and amino acid.

Non-specific stimuli like physical activity enhance the proliferation of precursor cells and lead to an increased potential in form of a larger pool of "neuroblasts" and immature neurons that can be recruited in case of a cognitive challenge.

As more women are encouraged to participate by increasing potential in-work income levels, a larger proportion of individuals are unable to find jobs and record themselves as unemployed.

The Internet technology promises an increasing potential in the future for e-learning or tele-learning.

Natural materials as fillers of polymers are of increasing potential in modern industrial branches.

Magnetic resonance imaging has increasing potential in the non-invasive evaluation of patients with myocardial infarction and subsequent complications.

On the other hand, the normalized friction coefficient obtained with nano-scratching in solution increased with increasing potential in the passive region.

The inductive loop shifts toward higher frequency with increasing potential in the positive direction can be attributed to the increasing movement rate of aluminum and hydroxide species and to the enlargement of pores resulting in surface roughening [32].

The anodic dissolution in 1 M NaOH depended on potentials, that is, no anodic dissolution was recognized in a potential range of −0.2 to 0.1 V but the dissolution rate increased with increasing potential in a range of 0.1 0.6 V.

Motivation: Automatic classification of high-resolution mass spectrometry proteomic data has increasing potential in the early diagnosis of cancer.