Sentence examples for potential of identifying from inspiring English sources

Richard Ledgett, the former N.S.A. deputy director, told me that the private sector had become foolishly optimistic about the potential of identifying hackers and hacking back.

The combined selection for fast juvenile phase growth rate and high early yields have the potential of identifying the most productive progenies early in a kola breeding program.

Here, a proof of principle study was designed to assess the potential of identifying protein biomarkers in accessible biofluids for this purpose.

The findings, published this month in Nature Communications, advance the potential of identifying a substance to make "human flavor" repulsive to malaria-bearing mosquitoes so that they keep the disease to themselves, potentially saving an estimated 450,000 lives a year worldwide.

In order to evaluate the potential of identifying insectivorous bats by their echolocation calls in the Sahelian zone of northern Cameroon, 65 bats belonging to five species were captured using standard mist netting: Mops condylurus, Chaerephon major, Mops niveiventer, Scotophilus dinganii, and Scotophilus leucogaster.

Other research is exploring the potential of identifying the sentinel lymph nodes for biopsy by injecting the tumor with dye that shines under infrared light.

One of our clients, in a national retail organization, is intent on developing a coaching culture in order to support leaders in times of continual change, develop the potential of identified talent, and develop leadership capability.

Future research on the ecotoxicity potential of identified compounds should be conducted.

The information presented here highlights the potential of identified proteins as predictive factors to identify patients with high risk of cell transformation and HCC development.

P value lower than 0.01 was selected according to the potential of identified miRNAs to accurately discriminate responders and nonresponders in consequent HCL analysis.

Finally, SIFT (45) and PolyPhen-2 (46) analyses are commonly used to evaluate the disruptive potential of identified variants (see Supplementary Material, Table S2).