Sentence examples for potentially released from inspiring English sources
To evaluate the amount of methane potentially released from the long time storage, the methane potential (B0) of the sieved manure was measured via volume displacement using 3 parallels of 100 mL medical syringes with 2 mL gradations while stored at 35°C.
But if the pocket is large, hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude could be potentially released, a worst case that no executive wished to speculate about publicly.
Thus, a similar approach was applied in this study to estimate the risk of exposure to silver nanoparticles potentially released during the operation of a printed electronics printer.
In the trigeminovascular system, the immunohistochemical identification of CGRP has been used to identify the sources, from which this neuropeptide is potentially released (Fig. 1).
In the present study, we investigated the mutagenicity of 397 non-regulated AAs potentially released from the 470 known textile azo dyes.
An assessment of road construction necessitating the excavation or alteration of peat should consider the impact on carbon stored within the peat and the greenhouse gases potentially released.
This would speed global warming, which would heat the ocean and potentially release even more pollution.
"Many are wondering: What dark forces does this online urban legend potentially release?" asked a CTV anchor.
Newer, ostensibly environmentally friendly efforts to use cleared brush and small trees as biofuel could potentially release more carbon through transportation and processing than if the material were simply burned in the woods.
The advance of the projects has opened Brazil to criticism from environmental groups, which say that the displacement of indigenous peoples and the flooding of swathes of rain forest — potentially releasing large amounts of methane gas — outweigh the dams' benefits.
Although Benítez's transformative presence and famously forensic attention to detail have offered a belatedly renascent side a lifeline, the presence of a break clause in his three-year contract, potentially releasing him in the event of relegation, threatens to make any Premier League exit particularly painful.
