Sentence examples for potentially planning from inspiring English sources

According to this iterative model the theory-based development of the complex intervention is followed by exploratory feasibility studies to detect, check and modify potential limitations in the study design before potentially planning and conducting a subsequent evaluation study to assess the intervention's effectiveness, if possible in a randomized controlled trial (RCT).

If industrial action were to take place, the NUJ is potentially planning it for the day the sale of the FT to Nikkei is completed.

"Destruction of the camp and Chouchane's removal will eliminate an experienced facilitator and is expected to have an immediate impact on Isil's ability to facilitate its activities in Libya, including recruiting new Isil (Isis) members, establishing bases in Libya, and potentially planning external attacks on US interests in the region," he added.

Yesterday's news leaked out that Google+ is potentially planning on enabling their own users to share goods and products with each other --rather them buy them from retailers and brands.

Since you can sync in both directions, you could potentially plan a trip, and then take pictures and upload them back into your Google maps, and then share that information.

This direct cost calculation doesn't include the patient's (my) time-cost and aggravation that can lead to lower satisfaction and, potentially, plan and provider "flight".

If you're a POS/MOS, your child could potentially be planning to MIRL with a MOOS, so you'd better make sure you're clued-up with the CD9 so your child knows that PAW.

Officers there worried that some detainees were communicating through notes written in library books, potentially to plan an attack.

It comes at a time when the NHS in Wales is planning potentially controversial changes to re-organise hospital services.

This candidates AO-PNS as methodology potentially useful when planning rehabilitative interventions on patients who cannot voluntarily move.

The study provides information that is potentially useful for planning in the area of child health.