Sentence examples for potentials to limit from inspiring English sources

Since these characteristics coincide with potentials to limit water loss, a comparison within all four species water potentials is of limited validity.

His company's technology, he says, not only has the potential to limit power blackouts but also promises to reduce pollution and save billions in energy costs.

With Jonathan Woodgate still out with a long-term groin injury and captain Ledley King plagued by knee problems that have the potential to limit his playing time, Redknapp has been keen to bolster his defensive resources.

However, metamaterials offer the potential to limit radiation exchange to a proscribed range of angles and wavelengths, which has the potential to dramatically boost performance.

The instruments developed in TeSLA are definitely interesting and have the potential to limit some of the problems associated with testing fraud.

Some of the identified genes have the potential to limit crop loss caused by environmental extremes and are currently being used to confer drought tolerance.

These systems not only get students where they need to be, but have the potential to limit the risks of car accidents brought on by drinking or texting and driving (arguably more common amongst younger demographics).

He said: "It was apparent that midwifery ratios, skill mix and reliance on agency staff were presenting significant problems and have the potential to limit the progress that can be made.

The value of the micropattern approach is the potential to limit bacterial load below a clinically-relevant level without killing bacteria, so as to avoid the emergence of resistant strains of bacteria and difficult-to-treat infections.

These developments have the potential to limit the value that Duke and other colleges and universities contribute to the state, namely producing trained graduates and expanding the frontiers of knowledge".

At the extremes, of course, both paths have the potential to limit performance.