Sentence examples for may have immense from inspiring English sources
The results obtained indicated that the rGO/AgNPs/TGA/HA biocomposite may have immense potential application in bone tissue engineering fields for its outstanding and stable activities.
Integration of biosensor technology with bioprinting may generate skin on a chip which may have immense potential in the study of pathophysiology of skin defects and drug screening for skin diseases (Ataç et al. 2013).
The generation of tissue-engineered constructs from stem cells for the treatment of musculoskeletal diseases may have immense impact in regenerative medicine, but there are difficulties associated with stem cell culture and differentiation, including the use of serum.
"Now the plant we had created, while it may have immense medical benefits, completely non-psychoactive... so we named the plant 'The Hippie's Disappointment' [but] it proved incredibly useful to Charlotte".
Thus, MGL inhibition may have immense analgesic potential by facilitating anti-nociceptive 2-AG signaling and/or suppressing pro-nociceptive prostaglandin synthesis (Mulvihill & Nomura, 2013).
"The physical scale of Robert Lepage's 'Götterdämmerung' may have been immense, but its ambitions seemed puny," Mr. Cohn wrote.
The force's reputation may have suffered immense damage had the meeting become public knowledge at the time.
The moral influence of these objects, in forming the domestic virtues, may have an immense influence upon me; not upon you, for you are a hopeless case, but upon me.
An asteroid impact may have triggered immense earthquakes near the Deccan Traps that rattled the underground, magma-filled chambers and channels causing a shift from high-frequency, low volume eruptions to much more damaging low frequency, high volume eruptions, the scientists said.
"The public health consequences of that decision may have been immense, and deserve greater scrutiny" by Congress, the DOJ and DEA, they added.
To those following the action on television or online, the lag between the first reports from Mt. Sinjar and the first deliveries of U.S. aid may have seemed immense.
