Sentence examples for potential to provoke from inspiring English sources

Like interferon, Draco is a protein and has the potential to provoke an immune response.

Some authors call "smart water" the water modified with such purpose, pointing to the ions that present more potential to provoke the effect (Zhang et al. 2007; Strand et al. 2006; Zhang and Austad 2006).

"It also has the potential to provoke a constitutional crisis".

Others defended the show for its choice to spotlight correctional brutality, believing it had the potential to provoke necessary social change.

The Americans worried that Phat and Thảo could galvanize support for Khánh through their extreme views, which had the potential to provoke large-scale sectarian divisions, playing into the hands of the communists and hindering wider American objectives.

In this sense, Hinduism has great potential to provoke a sense of identity that transcends all kinds of difference, whether that difference is religious, ideological, or relating to power and wealth -- so that in the tree, the sun, the cow, the homeless family, and even the banker or politician, I see that unity of being.

Fashion inspired by hippies and punks may well be able to sustain serious debate by curators, but the real point here may be that museums, in the wake of the Met's 2011 Alexander McQueen blockbuster, are clearly attracted to subjects with the potential both to provoke and to draw crowds.

In this report, one form of joint loading – knee loading – is described as a potential means to provoke anabolic responses in femoral cortical bone.

Least likely to: Provoke.

Environmental factors that can influence the potential of pollen to provoke allergic reactions deserve investigation.

It seems desirable to increase knowledge on this aspect of the phenomenon among older people, given the well documented potential of benzodiazepines to provoke dependence.