Sentence examples for potential to utilise from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot of potential to utilise their genes and the enzymes they code for," Dr Shrenk said.

Organic materials have recently become of great interest for photovoltaic applications, due to their potential to utilise high throughput, solution phase processing, which will lead to low cost electricity production.

Considering this, our results are conservative, but indicate the potential to utilise renewable energy.

"There is also the potential to utilise the council's Change Programme to provide the necessary training and upskilling support to enable local people to benefit from the employment and business creation opportunities this will present".

As Hurum et al. used visible light to excite their samples, rather than UV, only rutile has the potential to utilise the highest frequency light available from the visible light source for photoexcitation.

S. cerevisiae has traditionally been used in food production, biotechnology, brewing and biofuel industries; however, the bioethanol and biomass production observed in the present study highlights the potential to utilise S. boulardii for industrial ethanol fermentation processes (Gurgu et al. [2011]).

Activity of the microbial community, as represented by phenol degradation potential and ability to utilise a range of substrates, was found to be influenced by the plume.

It was considered that a period of twenty weeks would allow for reasonable diffusion of the service, adequate time for potential referring clinicians to utilise it and sufficient time to make observations on its utility, technical performance and service provider satisfaction.

It is evident from the results that the new synthetic aggregate has the potential to be utilised as a durable structural lightweight aggregate.

This curve is an essential tool for describing the behaviour of this devices that, although characterised by poorer mechanical performance under cyclic actions, have the potential to be utilised as dissipative components, for instance in Y-shaped steel bracings adopted for retrofitting reinforced concrete structures in medium-to-low seismic intensity area.

High heat production has the potential to be utilised within district-scale (heat-only) schemes either in the absence of, or alongside, electricity generation (Adkins 2013).