Sentence examples for meaningful potential from inspiring English sources
If the UK Government is to respect its obligations under both the Copenhagen Accord and Low Carbon Transition Plan, shale gas offers no meaningful potential as even a transition fuel.
This is within a context of a period that was widely perceived as holding meaningful potential for reform within, and new opportunity for, Libya.
Together these results indicate the meaningful potential of the use of our model in studies aimed at identifying genes or molecules that regulate somatic and cancer stem cell activity.
We considered variables that were either logically meaningful, potential confounders or statistically significant in univariate analyses.
At the preclinical stage of drug development, such information has a clinically meaningful potential for disease-modifying compounds proposed to confer pain and functional improvement in addition to structural benefits.
Although the research presented here is not without limitations, we believe the EQI to be a useful environmental quality metric at the county level and to have meaningful potential for future use.
Other incentives are less glamorous but far more meaningful to potential buyers.
Analysts said Dell's forecast failed to show meaningful growth potential.
The bromine electrode in the ZnBr2NaBr melts which gives a thermochemically meaningful electrode potential has been developed.
In this work, RO membrane was investigated for the separation of weakly electrolytic silica and boron, which was meaningful for potential boron reuse and waste reduction during treatment of low level radioactive waste water.
The iterative process allowed refinement of the language to make it meaningful to potential survey participants.
