Sentence examples for potential of utilising from inspiring English sources

This study demonstrated the potential of utilising the glycerol surplus through conversion to ethanol by the yeast Pachysolen tannophilus (CBS4044).

Of predicted traits, only that for fillet weight showed a heritability with the potential of utilising the information on the selection candidate itself (h2 = 0.10).

In the following paper, we evaluate the potential of utilising the TORP imaging database alongside our TOPDP relational database.

In this study, we examine the potential of utilising the available published Charadriiformes microsatellite sequences and the sequenced chicken genome to identify conserved Charadriiformes-chicken microsatellite loci.

Furthermore, both the project by Pinnock et al. [ 32] and the Online Patient Book© support the potential of utilising the online media even when the patient groups represent patients over 50 years.

Taken together, these studies demonstrated the therapeutic potential of utilising CRISPR to correct human diseases, which arise from single-gene mutations.

LCA for waste management specifically focuses on the environmental consequences of discarding waste materials and consumer products, identifying the costs of waste collection, treatment and any potential benefit of utilising the discarded material.

The authors of the HIP state that the measure should be used as a tool for eliciting positive change [ 19], and therefore this study also aims to seek to establish the potential effects of utilising the HIP by repeating the measure at 12 months follow-up.

This paper explores the potential for utilising social profiles of a wide range of landholders in two rapidly changing agricultural landscapes in the Wet Tropics of Australia as a means to interpret historical land use change, and to assess the potential for future landscape change trajectories.

The results demonstrate the potential for utilising the remaining energy of hydroelectric plants.

"There's a lot of potential to utilise their genes and the enzymes they code for," Dr Shrenk said.