Sentence examples for potential in relation from inspiring English sources

A specific study area in north-eastern Poland (815 km2) was chosen to show a possible spatial pattern for ecosystem potential in relation to the two bee-related services.

Lucas said: "As well as being an essential part of safeguarding our children, PSHE has huge potential in relation to employability and academic attainment.

This study investigates employee service performance creation potential in relation to organizational memory and knowledge sharing.

The data are used to determine pollution removal potential in relation to stand age and distance from channel and a basis for developing an indicator of riparian condition.

Thus it is inferred that the results of the pre-dawn water potential (in relation to the changing topography) and the midday water potential reveal consequences for the plant-internal needs in balancing its internal water budget.

In fact, it has shown the greatest energy conversion coefficient among all the solar technologies, 29.4 % [1, 2], and therefore, this technology owns a big potential in relation to other sources of green electricity.

To judge the differences of the three sites within the different seasons in more detail, Fig. 3 illustrates the plant water potentials in relation to the midday values: The impact of the 'average dry season' (August 2001), the 'drought' (June 2002) and the 'early rainy season' (November 2002) on the site 'Forest' can be distinguished clearly by a remarkable grouping of the recorded values.

Hence, we calculated correlation coefficients for the changes of motor evoked potentials in relation to the local SWA.

In awake rats, DGCs encode spatial information through an increase in instantaneous firing rate (O'Keefe and Dostrovsky 1971; Jung and Mcnaughton 1993) (rate coding) and through the precise timing of action potentials in relation to the ongoing hippocampal theta rhythm (temporal coding) (Skaggs et al. 1996).

The 2010 Department of Health for England commissioner guidance encouraging development of chemotherapy services in the community (Department of Health UK, 2010) suggested 10 potential benefits and seven potential concerns in relation to community cancer treatment, most of which were confirmed in the OUTREACH trial.

More research is required to fully assess the extent, consequences and potential countermeasures in relation to HIV-related stigma within gay communities.