Sentence examples for potential of retaining from inspiring English sources

Minimum tillage and organic farming practices are reported as having a potential of retaining more soil organic matter and enhancing microbial biomass and activities [2 5].

All forms of jewellery were removed from their hands prior to hand washing, since it had the potential of retaining some bacteria, which could affect the recovery pre and post values.

In his order, Judge Kaplan said he had found "that potential conflicts" of retaining Mr. Cohen "have been knowingly and voluntarily waived," and he was relieving the public defenders.

Keith Vaz, the Commons home affairs select committee chairman, said balancing the potential benefit of retaining the DNA profiles of the unconvicted against the threat to individual privacy was complex.

It is concluded that this motion is carried on the basis that the concept of installing multifunctionality and modularity in peptides is the more powerful concept, coupled with the potential attractiveness of retaining a chemically defined product, without any possibilities of disease transmission, and relative inexpensiveness and clearer regulatory pathways.

Therefore, the smaller potential benefit of retaining additional bases must be balanced against the increasing risk of retaining errors, which could cause the existing read value to be lost.

One potential mechanism of retaining elevated HIF-1 α in both BRCA1 and basal-like may be the relative paucity of PHD3, which showed significantly lower expression in BRCA1 tumours.

The relevance of this material resides in the potential transformation of retained austenite to martensite during impact loading.

This is surprising given that Ligia has characteristics of a taxon with a high potential for retaining phylogeographic signatures of past vicariant events that occurred in the study region (i.e., wide distribution, high allopatric differentiation, very divergent lineages, and extremely limited dispersal abilities).

One of the groups is looking at the potential of Romanov retaining ownership of the stadium and leasing it back to new owners until the land value rises and then could be sold to clear the debt that currently stands around £33m.

One of the consequences of the Women's Health Initiative has been increased interest in the SERMs, because of the potential to retain most of the beneficial effects of estrogen while avoiding some of the adverse effects (Lawrence Riggs and Hartmann 2003).