Sentence examples for potentials for conversion from inspiring English sources

The cellulose/polypropylene composites developed with high tensile strength, high thermal stability, and low water and diesel sorption have great potentials for conversion into eco-composite products such as polymeric material insulated cables for high voltage engineering, automotive parts, sports tools and other household or office items.

The standard redox potentials for conversion between HOX and X− follow the trend Cl− > Br− > I−.

Likewise, the redox potentials for conversion from compound I to Fe(III) decrease from MPO > EPO > LPO, which parallels the decreasing oxidative power of these enzymes.

The total energy contained in tides worldwide is 3,000 gigawatts (GW; billion watts), though estimates of how much of that energy is available for power generation by tidal barrages are between 120 and 400 GW, depending on the location and the potential for conversion.

Further, there's no convenient way to measure potential for conversion.

Palm kernel cake (PKC) is a mannan rich by-product from palm oil processing with potential for conversion to fuels and chemicals in biorefineries.

The catalyst has shown a high potential for conversion of Babassu oil by fine-tuning as a single step by simultaneous esterification and transesterification to biodiesel.

As predicted, the potential for conversion enhancement is shown to increase under the conditions of a high reactor space time, high operating pressure, or a low steam-to-methane feed ratio, i.e. when reaction equilibrium limitations are important.

Research to date has demonstrated the potential for conversion of duckweed biomass to ethanol.

Therefore, the potential for conversion of pancreatic ductal cells toward an endocrine fate remains unclear.

Finally, some of the indications found here have the potential for conversion to acute situations with prolonged wait.