Sentence examples for potentially generating from inspiring English sources

The presence of additional SNPs within target sequences would decrease the stability of real-time probes, reducing or preventing the generation of fluorescent signal and potentially generating incorrect genotypes.

Fuel cells, because they produce energy from pure hydrogen rather than from petroleum, emit only water and heat as waste, potentially generating power without burning fossil fuels.

The Guardians could also be seen as natural targets for some Shiite militias, potentially generating violence even as they try to tamp it down.

Investec, which has a buy rating on the stock, said the news was a "major positive for the company, potentially generating large upgrades and opening the door to refinancing".

Mr. Sanetti of the shooting sports foundation said sponsorship of the game was an experiment intended to deliver safety tips to players, while potentially generating interest in real-life sports.

A report by the thinktank ResPublica reveals that the community renewables sector could grow to 89 times its current size if the right national and local policies were put in place – potentially generating £30m a year in tax revenue for councils.

Introducing a general course for all employees could potentially generate fellowship among the employees and thereby motivating employees for participation.

The £8m savings potentially generated came nowhere near meeting ITV's needs.

The three-year deal could potentially generate two-way business in the range of $1 billion.

Computer-controlled three-dimensional "printers" could potentially generate sections of the statue directly from the point clouds.

Peter R. Orszag, director of the budget office, said negotiations on a few high-priced drugs "could potentially generate cost savings".