Sentence examples for persistent potential from inspiring English sources

Both positive and negative persistent potential changes were observed on nanocrystalline diamond (NCD) [19], unlike in silicon thin films [5].

This indicates that, even during periods of quiescent degassing, the Etna plume presents a persistent, potential particulate health hazard downwind.

However, when FRP composites are bonded to a concrete surface, there is a persistent potential problem that the FRP plates may debond prematurely from the concrete.

After introduction, the viruses became endemic in some countries, causing repeated poultry outbreaks and spilling over to cause zoonotic infection in humans, thus posing a persistent potential pandemic threat (7 – 9 ).

Since 2003, highly pathogenic influenza (HPAI) virus subtype H5N1 has become enzootic in some countries and continues to cause outbreaks in poultry and sporadic cases of infection in humans, thus posing a persistent potential pandemic threat (1 ).

For the first group of patients (local persistent tumor), potential therapeutic options depend on the extent of the local tumor and/ or the presence of metastasis [1].

Our previous study revealed that within 2 years after denervation, the laryngeal muscles exhibited a persistent regenerative potential for delayed laryngeal reinnervation from the viewpoint of muscle stem cells [27].

These Ascl1 lineage results combined with localization of Ascl1 in Nestin::GFP+/GFAP+ cells in the adult SGZ demonstrate that Ascl1 is present in a population of cells with persistent neurogenic potential beyond that expected from a population of transit amplifying Type-2 cells.

Implementation of guideline recommendations could reduce maternal morbidity associated with perineal trauma, which is commonly reported and persistent, with potential to deter women from a future vaginal birth.

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and poly-brominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) are halogenated chemicals that are persistent, have potential for bioaccumulation, and can be detected in most human and environmental samples worldwide (Burreau et al. 2006; Fonnum et al. 2006; Shen et al. 2006; Streets et al. 2006).

Childless at 41, confronting her "rapidly diminishing ovarian reserve" and a persistent lack of potential baby daddies, Ms. Davenport embarked on the in-vitro highway.