The wedges have a high preservation potential and are often infilled with quartz-rich aeolian sand, making them potentially suitable for luminescence dating.
Futures contracts are less liquid than gold or oil, making them potentially hard to exit.
New forms of antisense drugs appear to be more potent, making them potentially cheaper and easier to administer.
The golf umbrellas are 62 and 68 inches in diameter, making them potentially unwieldy on city streets.
Fuel cells are highly efficient, almost silent and emission free, making them potentially tremendously attractive for powering cars and other vehicles.
Parents cannot be certain that these 'schools' have passed rigorous checks that ensure their child's safety is a top priority, making them potentially dangerous places".
About two-thirds of all rental apartments, or 1.4 million units, were built before 1960, making them potentially subject to the bill, called 101A.
Another study, which they published in 2008, showed that listeria levels increased in soft cheeses, like brie, as they aged, making them potentially more dangerous.
All three of the moons are suspected to have liquid oceans of water beneath thick crusts of ice at the surface, making them potentially the most likely places in the solar system for life to be able to thrive today.
The Harvard offer was welcome because its new cell lines, extracted while destroying embryos donated by fertility clinic patients, are designed to be fast-growing and easy to handle, making them potentially more useful than the officially approved lines.
Nuveen said the replacement instruments would also include an unconditional "put" feature, making them potentially attractive to money market funds, which cannot currently invest in auction-rate preferred shares, and to other qualified institutional investors.
