Sentence examples for principal potential from inspiring English sources
The principal potential risk identified was that introduced birds are likely to be the main consumers of supplementary food sources in New Zealand, which may have follow-on effects for avian community composition.
The principal potential impediments to ETR include: mistrust of the government, implausibility of the policy, means of hypothecation, information asymmetries, the political system, the structure of government, the macroeconomic environment, the impact on competitiveness, inequity between sectors, regressivity, elasticities and the level of the tax, terminology, and the marketing of ETR.
Alkaloid metabolites were proved to be the principal potential biomarkers.
In three cases, the principal potential hazard of the substitutes is acute eye, skin and/or respiratory irritation.
However, it seems that plant MDLs have the principal potential to share tautomerase activity with their counterparts from other kingdoms of life (animals and protists).
The principal (potential) novelty and scientific importance of the current study come from the demonstration of the role of Brahma in intestinal stem cell (ISC) regulation and of mechanisms by which its action is regulated.
Hamilton's variational principal and potential theory are used to derive the governing equations for a Mindlin plate.
The unconsolidated quaternary alluvium is underlined by the Cuddalore sandstone forming the principal and potential aquifers of the region (Chidambaram et al. 2010; Singaraja et al. 2014).
The major part of the study area is covered by alluvium, which is covering 70% part of the study area and composed of sandy, forms the principal and potential confined aquifers.
Parents' complaints about a Christian group running religious seminars in public schools have triggered a warning from the Victorian education department to principals about potential policy breaches.
Each year, principals face potential career-ending repercussions if test scores are not rising quickly enough or students aren't being passed at a rate acceptable to the Central Office — even if those students are undeserving.
