Sentence examples for potential to conduct from inspiring English sources

Long linear carbon polymers with alternating, repeating triple bonds are attractive to chemists for their ability to form mechanically stiff structures and for their potential to conduct electricity.

It's called the "miniLab": a proprietary machine, about the size of a small printer, designed to run tests on small samples of blood, which seems, at first look, to offer the potential to conduct tests remotely.

This gives EISCAT_3D the potential to conduct orbital parameter surveys of space objects at a faster rate than radars at more southerly locations.

In comparison with GP, MNN calculations were more accurate, used more concise programmed formulas, and allowed the potential to conduct parameter studies.

Coupling cultured bacteria and organs-on-chip offers a high potential to conduct individual-based drug testing, by taking into consideration both an individual's own genome and his/her metagenome (red arrows).

Though no longer formally obligatory, research proposals were important for applicants who applied for the competitive university research scholarship where evaluation of the applicant's potential to conduct research became a decisive factor in the admission process.

It basically consists of three major steps: 1) to select a relative marker of the wall lytic potential, 2) to conduct in vitro dose response assays of potential modifiers of the selected enzyme marker, and 3) to design fermentation conditions using those effectors that are compatible with the desired microscopic morphology.

"[Mecom] will invite a small number of potential buyers to conduct due diligence shortly," the company added.

And, unlike the case with some residential fire sales, there is ample opportunity for potential bidders to conduct inspections and due diligence.

Cabinet on Thursday will consider terms of reference for the proposed inquiry and the Turnbull government is already in discussion with potential candidates to conduct the royal commission.

Mr. Nolan testified that about four or five parties had signed nondisclosure agreements, necessary for potential bidders to conduct due diligence.