Sentence examples for potentially resources from inspiring English sources

The accessibility of parts and the willingness of the synthetic biology community to share knowledge and, potentially, resources with beginners have most participants preparing lab experiences for the coming academic year and beyond.

Beijing claims sovereignty over the entire South China Sea, and has reignited old territorial disputes, including over the potentially resource-rich Spratly and Paracel islands.

The Paracels are claimed entirely by both China and Vietnam.China wants to negotiate disputes over the potentially resource-rich Spratly and Paracel islands with its neighbours on a series of bilateral talks.

In an Internet of Things (IoT) environment, the existence of a huge number of heterogeneous devices, which are potentially resource-constrained and/or mobile has led to quality of service (QoS) concerns.

Ironically, while Putin condemns western militarization of the potentially resource rich Arctic, he's buying super-sized icebreakers, 40 new naval vessels, new nuclear attack submarines, revamping his intercontinental ballistic missile system, and refurbishing old Soviet military bases on the Arctic coast. .

Stepped care interventions offer a potentially resource efficient means of meeting the needs of this population.

Choice of container size, either by ovipositing females or researchers, interacts with a major aspect of the ecology of these organisms; obtaining resources in a potentially resource-limited environment.

Using potentially resource-intensive methods, particularly when combining methods, has implications for project costs, and subsequently the overall cost effectiveness of an intervention.

Also fine-tuning the quality of supervisors' assessments is potentially resource effective by improving the assessment built into daily work and identifying areas needing improvement.

The terms of the REC approval for our study did not allow the inclusion of data from such patients, so the resource use we describe may be an underestimate due to the exclusion of these potentially resource-intensive patients.

Stepped care interventions involve the delivery of more intensive interventions only to those in the population who fail to respond to less intensive interventions and provide a potentially resource efficient means of meeting the needs of this population.