Sentence examples for observe the potential from inspiring English sources

Overall, we observe the potential for widespread acceptance of UCC programs among Canadian PEV buyers, but program design and deployment will need to carefully acknowledge the various motivations and concerns of different vehicle buyer segments.

To observe the potential welfare consequences of patient dumping, suppose that the insurer chooses not to adopt the outlier payment policy and instead allows the private hospital to dump high-severity patients selectively.

For this type of devices, as shown in Fig. 3, we can observe the potential landscape in correlation with regions defined as source, drain, and P-doped slit, identified based on correlation with the doping profile (indicated in the upper panel).

Lastly, in order to observe the potential impact of decentralized thinking had on the teachers' students, we measured the students' responses from specific questions that were most related to decentralized thinking on a modified version of the Conceptual Inventory of Natural Selection (CINS) (Anderson et al. 2002) as a pre- and post-test.

To observe the potential pathogenicity of the six H9N2 isolates in mammals, experimental studies in mice were conducted.

On the other hand, the delay between the TCS (from 2007) and the Eurobarometer survey (from the end of 2008) provides an adequate time-frame (less than two years) to observe the potential effects of tobacco control policies on smoking behaviour and self-reported exposure to SHS.

Recently, Wu et al. [47] observed the potential of Al2O3-H2O nasofluids as a new phase change material for the thermal energy storage of cooling systems.

After observing the potential of young people in Detroit, he began helping youth around him take action against discrimination.

After observing the potential of Americans to voice their opinions en masse, the lack of outcry for environmental responsibility is pathetic.

We observed the potential contribution from two parallel cell death pathways.

The before/after experimental design is a robust method for observing the potential effects of the intervention [ 56].