Sentence examples for practice a potential from inspiring English sources

The present research aimed to develop relatively automatic ER through the use of structured practice, a potential mechanism through which effortful processes such as ER can become more efficient (Bargh & Ferguson, 2000; Gyurak et al., 2011).

In practice, a potential alcohol content higher than 9.0% vol and lower than 12.0% vol (over-ripe) or a total acid content between 6 g H2SO4/L and 9 g H2SO4/L can express a high level of the qualitative potential in Champagne wines.

Devlin and coworkers [ 42] surveyed American clinicians in 2004 and found that some ICUs were not adopting sedation holding because of a lack of nursing acceptance of this practice, a potential increase in patient self-harm, potential for respiratory compromise and concern about patient comfort.

HONG KONG — The Alibaba Group, the e-commerce giant, said Wednesday that it was under investigation by United States securities regulators over its accounting practices, a potential setback for a company long seen as a symbol of China's growing technological might.

But when the sentence in question is part of the Clean Water Act and its application in practice has a potential price tag of $100 billion to some of the largest power plants in the country, it's even harder to imagine how the issue will actually ever be resolved.

The move finally rid SUNY's 64 colleges of the discriminatory practice forcing a potential student to submit any of 38 different supplementary documents required once an applicant has disclosed a felony conviction.

This practice reveals a potential mechanism for interspecies contamination with pathogens of potential public health significance.

Despite global efforts to reduce or eliminate human mercury exposure, mercury in ritualistic practice as a potential source of exposure remains poorly documented [ 2].

One comment suggests that the field of practice is a potential factor in forming the opinion of staff: "I think that would vary from person to person.

We believe that this practice addresses a potential weakness in many prior studies where expression patterns have been determined with an indicator construct inserted in one chromosomal site, while perturbing function with an effector residing at another site.

The MOH therefore considers improving traditional medicine quality and standardizing practice as a potential route to considerable health returns, and has put in place a number of policies to encourage this over the years.