Sentence examples for potential influx from inspiring English sources

The availability of mental health care in the US remains woefully inadequate to handle current demand, never mind a potential influx of new patients.

"There has been little or no contact between federal agencies and state and local authorities -- our first responders -- to prepare for the potential influx of refugees".

Greenland and its population of 57,000 are preparing for difficult transitions and a potential influx of foreign workers, but it is not the end of the world.

"Wicked" and the Disney shows "The Lion King" and "Newsies" even added an extra ninth performance to take advantage of the potential influx.

From the start, New Yorkers were less concerned about the potential influx of Communists, atheists, anti-Americans, than about the fact that most of them, like everyone else, flouted the city's parking regulations.

But the potential influx is nevertheless a worry for many ordinary Frankfurters, concerned that the sudden rush of highly paid executives will cause a housing market where prices have already been rising beyond many people's means to inflate still further.

Each month since the Nasdaq fell sharply in April, a handful of Silicon Alley companies have withdrawn initial public offerings of their stock, depriving these sites of the potential capital influx from the offerings.

During the cardiac action potential, Ca2+ influx via the sarcolemmal L-type Ca2+ channels triggers Ca2+ release from the sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) via ryanodine receptors (RyRs).

In addition to contamination from other cells, incision in the vasculature leads to a rapid fall of turgor pressure, a decrease in local water potential, an influx of water, and dilution of the exudate [ 48].

Traditionally, it has been suggested that the opening of sarcolemmal KATP channels shortens action membrane potential, prevent influx of Ca2+ and intracellular Ca2+ overload, which is the main cause of cellular death in metabolic stress [reviewed in 2].

The combination of variable moisture patterns in stormwater basins along with potential nutrient influxes may make these basins hotspots for nitrogen transformations such as denitrification, as well as potential sources of greenhouse gases nitrous oxide (N2O) and methane (CH4).