Sentence examples for potential for exploration from inspiring English sources
Secondly, a relatively new area of ovarian physiology concerned with intra-ovarian regulation is explored, since this area holds potential for exploration of the direct effects of toxicological or environmental agents upon gonadal endocrine cells.
Shale gas is an important unconventional energy source that has great potential for exploration and development.
In all cases the differential diffusion of the bath idea, it's shifting and fractured material forms and multiple inhabitations and discourses were contested and mobile and spoke to an assemblage approach which has ripe potential for exploration across a range of medical/health geography settings.
"[India] has got great potential, big industrial growth, wealth, and potential for exploration.
TSG has been found widely distributed worldwide and has great potential for exploration.
With abundant remaining resources and great potential for exploration, volcanic reservoirs are important replacement domain for hydrocarbon exploration.
This area has been selected because it is a potential zone for exploration of new porphyry copper deposits.
A20 Rover Sends Back Mars Images Flight controllers established a direct communications link with the Mars rover Spirit, which sent them three-dimensional images of potential sites for exploration.
The Dezful embayment located in southwest of Iran is one of the most potential areas for exploration and development of hydrocarbon reservoirs in the world.
While the potential exists for exploration of health-related issues to have negative impacts, and some argue that it is dangerous (Fitzpatrick and Tinning 2014), the overwhelming feedback we received was positive.
Only 2.3% of the total carbonate oil and gas reserves in the oldest strata have been found, because exploration has been very limited there and thus great potential exists for exploration, particularly in China and the Asia Pacific hydrocarbon-rich regions (Yu et al. 2012; Jin et al. 2013; Bai and Cao 2014).
