Sentence examples for potentially obtainable from inspiring English sources

With potentially obtainable glucose, we refer to the glucose that would be obtained if all the cellulose could be converted to glucose in an enzymatic hydrolysis process.

The first row of Table 3 is a striking example of this case, as well as a very clear example of the results potentially obtainable.

With higher strain values, potentially obtainable with InAs quantum dots on SiNMs[31], it may be possible to observe discrete minibands in the potential well of the 1D strain superlattice at room temperature.

Though potentially obtainable from farther away the mother company (RWE) incinerates dry wood pellets that are imported from production woods in the state of Georgia (US 4 the power company aims to limit biomass transport distances to Park Cuijk to about 150 km, accepting that this regional biomass will be of a lower quality, containing more moisture and being more diverse.

If the material pillars of economy are no longer to be truly scarce due to their potentially obtainable presence in near space, then the psychological underpinnings must be reexamined too -- meaning that attitudes and practices of competition, consumption, and acquisition could soon become scarce commodities in their own right.

This would enhance the health gains potentially obtainable through increased cycling.

Lignocellulosic biomass provides potentially inexpensive, easily obtainable and a renewable source of feedstock for the production of liquid fuels such as ethanol.

Other potentially useful scales obtainable from nferNelson include a measure of irritability alongside depression and anxiety, also a questionnaire to detect specific areas of anxiety e.g. hypodermic injections.

Further, our report significantly highlights the relevance, and ease of access, of potentially relevant information obtainable from protein expression analyses by immunoblot, following protein extraction from organic fractions of routine TRIzol® processed samples, which are usually discarded.

The high volume of alcohol-related incidents attended by pre-hospital care workers gives them a unique perspective on alcohol misuse and harm in the community, and potentially provides a rich dataset not obtainable by any other means.

Proteomic analysis of easily obtainable NAF samples could potentially be used as a screening tool to identify women with elevated long-term risk.