Sentence examples for potential for drift from inspiring English sources
Because of the potential for drift in QFT results over the "medium term," a secondary analysis was undertaken on the change in log-QFT results between successive visits.
Validation of new batches of stabilized blood controls against an international reference standard would eliminate any potential for drift.
Background: Methyl bromide, a fungicide often used in strawberry cultivation, is of concern for residents who live near agricultural applications because of its toxicity and potential for drift.
There is potential for drift across methods, motivating supervision of sessions by the authors and calculation of treatment fidelity on a portion of all treatment sessions.
Well, apart from them being AIM-listed companies you've probably never heard of, all four have conveniently scheduled their annual general meeting this week when their shareholders' attentions have the potential for drifting elsewhere.
Well, apart from them all being public companies that hardly anybody has ever heard of, all five have decided to schedule annual general meetings for this week when, you might have noticed, their shareholders' attentions have the potential for drifting elsewhere.
Pesticide applications in general should not occur in near range of children, as the potential for drifting chemicals can be inhaled and absorbed through skin contact.
Large shells of the endocerids and coiled shells have a better potential for drifting than the small orthocerids [50], [51].
Polar bears have relatively small effective size, and population sizes may have fluctuated in the past during periods of climatic change (Miller et al. 2012), suggesting a potential role for drift, but they also have likely experienced particularly strong selective pressures associated with the energetic demands of living in the extreme Arctic environment.
Klein, E. Y., Serohijos, A. W., Choi, J. M., Shakhnovich, E. I. & Pekosz, A. Influenza A H1N1 pandemic strain evolution divergence and the potential for antigenic drift variants.
The smaller a population, such as salmon from one isolated river, the greater the potential for such drift.
