Sentence examples for potential referred from inspiring English sources

Chronoamperometry immediately after fracture and subsequent cyclic voltammetry have established that fresh fracture surfaces of pyrite instantaneously assume a unique potential (referred to as the "stable" potential) at which neither oxidation nor reduction takes place.

Mitochondrial dysfunction caused by H2O2 causes the collapse of the electrochemical gradient or mitochondrial membrane potential (referred to as ΔΨm or MMP) across the mitochondrial membrane.

Zeta potential referred to the electrostatic charges on the surface of the nanoparticles in the suspension, which can be used to predict the long term stability of the nanoparticles [ 11].

In Central Asia, the figures on irrigation potential refer to the total area which would be potentially suitable for irrigation development up to 2010.

Profit potential refers to a customer's ability to deliver profits.

It is suggested that the observed reversible potential refers to the β-Ni(OH 2 phase.

Similarly, the term "discriminatory potential" refers to the extent to which a model can accurately differentiate classes of data (e.g., patients at high versus low risk of cardiovascular disease).

Zeta potential refers to the stability of the colloidal systems.

This convection plays an important role in generating an anisotropic behavior of the city's gravity ignition potential (refer to Fig. 6), aligned with the corridors with high traffic volume.

"Technical potential" refers only to what the U.S. could produce if every inch of suitable rooftop space were used for solar production, said Robert Margolis, senior energy analyst at NREL and co-author of the study.

Two months before the go-live date further information sessions were held at both LGH and SGH for potential referring clinicians.