Sentence examples for potential to cope from inspiring English sources
The epoxy resin used does not resemble alveolar bone, its structure, water content, and potential to cope with thermal challenges.
This unique biotope often equipped these microbes with the phenomenal potential to cope with several environmental and anthropogenic stresses.
The packet-level caching transparently performed at each ICN-based equipment or node has the potential to cope with the intermittent connectivity.
Heterogeneous photocatalysis with titanium dioxide (TiO2) as catalyst is a rapidly developing field in environmental engineering, as it has a great potential to cope with the increasing pollution.
Electic vehicles (EVs) show great potential to cope with the intermittency of renewable energy sources (RES) and provide demand side flexibility required by the smart grid.
Structural analysis is a tool that in theory has the potential to cope with this complexity, but the technique is not yet in widespread use.
In conclusion, on-field rain-harvesting farming system provides an innovative management to boost the productivity and profitability of dryland wheat, and a potential solution to cope with food security in semiarid Kenya.
The research is motivated by the urgent need for designing a relief network in Tehran in preparation for potential earthquakes to cope with the main logistical problems in pre- and post-disaster phases.
All men underwent a psychological examination to assess their potential ability to cope with stress in military service, 15 16 based on the ability to control and channel nervousness, tolerance of stress and disposition to anxiety.
The purpose and function of the role should be clearly articulated through the recruitment process, and the readiness of the potential Peer Worker to cope with the demands of the post properly assessed as part of selection.
The advent of predictive testing for Huntington's disease introduced the opportunity to remove the uncertainty of a looming disease and to plan for the future, but with it comes the potential inability to cope with the predictive test results, both by the individual as well as by family members.
