Sentence examples for potential to displace from inspiring English sources

As a cruciferous vegetable, cabbage has the potential to displace iodine, especially when raw, and this displacement can have a negative effect on the thyroid.

Over a week, the TSC-TEC stored 34% of the total useful energy produced for nighttime use, with a potential to displace 1.35 kg of liquefied natural gas.

As I will show, both instances of shipboard performance carried the potential to displace the traditional naval hierarchy that placed officers from the elite class absolutely above lower-class sailors.

But while online courses can make high-quality education available to anyone for the price of an Internet connection, they also have the potential to displace humans, with all that implies for teachers and students.

The issue is of sufficient gravity that the American Bar Association recommended last summer that Congress address "foreseeable pre-emption issues clearly and explicitly" when it passes a law that has the potential to displace state law.

Anthropogenic environmental change and degradation (e.g., global warming, sea-level rise, erosion) within the context of the Anthropocene has the potential to displace populations, undermine food security and human health, stimulate conflict, and destabilize social, economic and political systems.

The newly synthesized compounds were tested for their potential ability to displace [125I] Sar1 Ile8-Ang II, which was specifically bound to human AT1 receptor.

Eight new derivatives of 3β-aryl-2β- 3-iodoallyloxycarbonyl tropanes were synthesized and tested for their potential abilities to displace [3β-aryl-2β- 3-iodoallyloxycarbonyl tropanesne (WIN 3β-aryl-2β- 3-iodoallyloxycarbonyl tropaneses.

CO2 injection has also proven to be a potential way to displace shale gas in shale gas formations because the affinity of CO2 for the shale surface is stronger than that of shale gas (Kang et al. 2011; Heller and Zoback 2014).

"One can speculate whether the swastika symbol on the statue was a potential motivation to displace the 'iron man' meteorite artifact to Germany," the researchers wrote online Sept. 14 in the journal Meteoritics & Planetary Science.

"That's the only feedstock with the potential to really displace petroleum in this country," he says.