Sentence examples for potentials in implementing from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to develop a prediction model for the cost saving potentials in implementing the BEER-certification, in which the cost saving potentials included the energy cost savings of the BEER-certification and the relevant CO2 emissions reduction as well as the additional construction cost for the BEER-certification.

The results shown in our experiments are encouraging and demonstrate great potential in implementing data mining applications such as PCA computation using reconfigurable platform.

Of course, for many hurried families, there are complications and potential glitches in implementing any homework plan.

There are many potential challenges in implementing empowerment-based care [ 6].

We describe the contexts, activities, outcomes, challenges, and lessons learned from these programmes, including answers to common issues raised about potential difficulties in implementing such programmes.

This transfer reduced potential delays in implementing quarantine by consolidating authority to quarantine persons with specified communicable diseases under one federal agency.

We discuss their applicability, possible options available to policy makers and the difficulties and potential pitfalls in implementing these methodologies in the frame of the currently existing policy framework in the European Union.

We discuss the possible options available to policy makers and the difficulties and potential pitfalls in implementing these methodologies in the frame of the currently existing policy framework in the European Union.

Potential users interested in implementing this strategy to improve specificity would need to perform the necessary biochemical assays to determine the suitable inhibitor concentrations to be included in their assay to minimize off-target contributions from endogeneous kinases.

Based on this parameter estimation, we construct a Markov-chain epidemic model to demonstrate the potential impact of delays in implementing outbreak control measures and increasing numbers of index cases on the incidence of cases in simulated outbreaks.

The current vote count suggests that up to eight micro-party candidates could form the new Senate crossbench in the middle of next year – creating potential problems for the Coalition in implementing its policy agenda.