Sentence examples for may be untapped from inspiring English sources
The findings, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres, suggest there may be untapped potential to curb global warming by reducing soot emissions.
Somewhere between these two inauthentic extremes, there may be untapped, from-the-heart comedy drawing on the three-dimensional reality of Evans' life.
There may be untapped synergies in addressing both sides of the energy balance equation in environmentally focused obesity interventions, yet food/beverage and physical activity environments are often addressed separately.
But unless some of the most important market participants are prepared to overcome their conservative instincts, that potential may be virtually untapped.
The involvement of health care providers in such efforts may be an untapped potential.
Massive deposits of driftwood lining Arctic shores may be an untapped trove of clues about past climate and ocean currents.
Production in Putumayo peaked years ago, but much of the oil in this region and beyond may be yet untapped or undiscovered [46].
Therefore, we suggest that extant linkage data may be an untapped and cost-efficient source of valuable information about the regional genomic architecture of low-frequency and rare variants underlying complex disorders.
Furthermore, community and patient involvement, which was limited in Egypt, may be an untapped opportunity to gain valuable customer feedback for facility-based quality improvement efforts.
Since the bacteria that cause diseases in humans and animals exist in a wide range of environments, the other microbes that live alongside them may be an untapped source of antibiotics (Martinez, 2008).
As with many fields of data mining, we believe that there may be vast, untapped potential in the idea of using historical data, not to set thresholds (whether static or dynamic), the violation of which would constitute an outbreak, but instead as training data, that is, data used for sensitivity calibration by a detection algorithm.
