Sentence examples for noted a potential from inspiring English sources

Whenever Javasoft's JDK 1.1.2 made a security/verification decision that differed from ours, we noted a potential flaw.

But he and other officers noted a potential obstacle: Many people in the military have opposed sharing detailed medical data.

Saying the F.D.A.'s generic drugs department was underfunded, Dr. Hamburg noted a potential remedy: placing application fees on companies seeking approval for generic drugs.

One eagle-eyed reader noted a potential for confusion when comparing that figure to an article from The Times's iEconomy series.

In his ruling, Justice Gants said that the company noted a potential conflict of interest between policyholders and eventual shareholders and that, under the plan, policyholders would not share Liberty's accumulated profits.

Espenshade and Chung also noted a potential problem linked to the economy: If financial aid does not meet demand, lower-income students may be discouraged from applying, negating some diversity gains associated with de-emphasizing the SAT.

The researchers note a potential application of nature's design: "We are currently exploring microfluidic devices in which this mechanism could be exploited for directed droplet transport, allowing for controlled stepwise motion of microliter droplets," Prakash said.

There is a precedent: United Nations Security Council Resolution 1929, passed in 2010 with the support of Russia and China, explicitly notes a "potential connection" between Iranian oil and gas revenues and "the funding of its proliferation-sensitive nuclear activities".

Other cases may include the pharmacist noting a potential physicochemical incompatibility when the approved product is to be mixed or diluted with other ingredients per the veterinarian prescription.

Hilda Ellis Davidson draws links to the sword placed in Barnstokkr to marriage oaths performed with a sword in pre-Christian Germanic societies, noting a potential connection between the carrying of the sword by a young man before the bride at a wedding as a phallic symbol, indicating an association with fertility.

We note a potential synergy between these targeted events and other mechanisms that also link epigenetic mechanisms to alteration of DNA maintenance in cancer.