Sentence examples for potential demonstrates from inspiring English sources
CPRE's new report, Untapped Potential demonstrates that there is far more brownfield land suitable for development than has previously been thought.
The obtained trend in the streaming potential demonstrates the potential use of such measurements to track the water front during production operations.
However, the abnormal dependence of the solution ohmic resistance on the potential demonstrates that the model should be refined to be adequately applied to commercial electrodes.
The ability of controlled variation of the ratio of elements with deposition potential demonstrates the prospects of rapidly changing the film composition by changing the deposition potential during electrodeposition, to create super-lattice structures.
Thus, the isolation of A4 and H8 cell lines that both belong to the odontogenic lineage but differ in their differentiation potential demonstrates that multipotential and restricted lineage progenitors coexist in the dental pulp (Lacerda-Pinheiro et al. 2012).
Finally, showing teaching potential demonstrates not only that a candidate is prepared for the major task of teaching, but also that he or she is well prepared for establishing his or her own research projects.
Though Gully Bop's Who She Want alongside the UK's Stylo G, wasn't bad, 2015 didn't confirm the potential demonstrated by 2014's huge My God Dem Nah Bad Like Me.
Mr. Gilles suggested that including such a rough draft of a van with global potential demonstrated the company's new energy and agility.
The results of diameter analysis and zeta potential demonstrated that OPLPs presented a larger diameter and higher electronegativity.
Examples of large, underexplored areas with significant oil and gas potential demonstrate how the current exploration model fails to allow adequate exploration efforts to be conducted.
The significant antioxidant potential demonstrated by some crude extracts and their constituent compounds render them good candidates for the development of new drugs.
