Sentence examples for increased potential to from inspiring English sources

A good machine should do the basics well, while more complex ones have increased potential to go wrong and can be more expensive to fix.

Pro-inflammatory CD16+ monocytes have increased potential to produce pro-inflammatory cytokines such as TNFα [ 39] and are increased in inflammatory diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis [ 9].

With touch screen technology becoming more accessible, there is likely to be increased potential to use these technologies to assist in health risk factor assessment as well as delivery of healthcare advice particularly in general practice.

Diatoms produce comparatively less cellular starch, such that fixed carbon has increased potential to be allocated to lipid accumulation (Burrows et al. 2012; Gardner et al. 2011; Roessler 1988; Smith et al. 2012).

With touch screen technology becoming more accessible in the form of computer tablets, iPads and smart phones, there is likely to be increased potential to use these technologies to assist in health risk factor assessment as well as delivery of healthcare advice.

In the present study, the presence of CTCs was more frequently found in patients with HER2-positive and triple-negative subtypes than the luminal subtype, which might be ascribed to primary tumors of the former two subtypes being more aggressive histologically and having increased potential to be invasive, to migrate and to metastasize.

Like Syria it has increasing potential to blow up in the west's face.

Oxygen evolution reduces with increasing potential to about 10% of charge at >10 A/cm2.

However, as device sizes shrink there is increasing potential to find an alternative to optical lithography, and nanoimprint lithography is one of the leading contenders.

In past decades, several biomass sources have been identified with increasing potential to be used as new alternative sources of energy - the "Biofuels".

Content shared on social media has increasing potential to be used as evidence of wartime atrocities and human rights violations.