Sentence examples for potentially changing the from inspiring English sources

Threats also loom from climate change – from potentially changing the abundance and distribution of krill and other essential prey species to the melting of previously ice-locked polar waters that will expose whales to even more human activity.

However, maximum sorptive capacity was maintained below the pHPZC until the pH had decreased to 2. Similar sorptive capacities within this pH range are likely the result of the number of adsorption sites being in excess of the number of MB molecules despite changes in pH potentially changing the ratio of positive and negative charges on the adsorbent surface.

Whatever else they do or do not accomplish for Mr. Romney, his potential running mates could improve his standing in their home states, potentially changing the outcome there.

"Privilege" suggests puzzlement with the very idea of a voice like that mattering, and, potentially, changing the life of a young man.

Mr. Abbott's proposal could separate the Congressional and legislative primaries from the presidential primary, significantly affecting turnout and potentially changing the result.

The Rampal coal plant alone will take 219,600 cubic metres of water every day from the Passur river, potentially changing the salinity and temperature of the water on which mangroves depend.

Increasing concentrations of GdmCl and/or protein unfolding can alter the absorption and emission spectra as well as the quantum yields of the fluorophores, potentially changing Ro, the Förster distance at which there is 50% energy transfer.

And there are aspects in their business which they may have to think in the long term about potentially changing, such as the suppliers they use.

There was a change in 50% of cases, and we cued the location of the potentially changing item at different moments after presentation of the memory array.

"That's four games I've been with Reading now and we've talked about the potentially changing face of how we play the game but ultimately it is about what you do in both penalty areas.

As a result, the definition of the criteria to mark off the potentially changing molecular status is entirely based on a factor that may in reality have indefinite values or change in over time, thus affecting prediction performance.