Sentence examples for potential of being able from inspiring English sources

Among several spectroscopy techniques, Raman spectroscopy is a particularly potent tool to probe the biochemical composition of cells; it has proved to have the potential of being able to differentiate between, for example, normal and malignant cells [9] [11].

The microcatheter technique using the suprachoroidal space has the potential of being able to deliver virus at multiple sites through a single incision port in the eye, which may result in a greater overall area of transfection that would be beneficial in diseases involving the whole retina.

Ultrasound therefore presents the potential of being able to differentiate between normal, benign, and malignant pathologies in breast tissue [ 25, 26].

The capability, which was authorised by legal warrants, gave GCHQ access to a vast amount of raw information, and the TINT programme a potential way of being able to store it.

Now imagine the potential impact of being able to combine the two and mass-produce computers almost as easily as newspapers, by printing them out on to thin films of plastic.

Aristotle influenced subsequent thought for more than a millennium with his rejection of "actual" infinity (spatial, temporal, or numerical), which he distinguished from the "potential" infinity of being able to count without end.

Think about it: 24 hour service = 24 hours of Tooting to Barnet = 24 potential hours of being able to get from Clapham to Kings Cross.

The potential benefits of being able to regulate emotional responses in a relatively automatic fashion raise the question of whether individuals can develop strategies to capitalise on these benefits.

There was frequently no cover provided for research nurse absence, which has a potential impact of being able to recruit a high percentage of eligible patients, and research nurses were often overstretched, needing to cover many different studies, attending clinics which could be running in parallel or travelling between different hospital sites (Table  3).

Aside from the potential neurophilosophical impact of being able to image specific neural activity during specific behavioral and cognitive tasks, the underlying science of these techniques is both fascinating and not yet entirely understood.

Overall, because of the exploratory nature of this research and the potential added value of being able to compare the percentage of utterances of many factors and themes by participant group to understand similarities and differences between clinicians and parents, enumeration is useful despite potential limitations (Grbich 2007).