Sentence examples for proof of potential from inspiring English sources

The bill would replace a woman's right to abortion on demand during the first 14 weeks of pregnancy with a system requiring proof of potential damage to a mother's mental or physical health.

While the justices appeared unlikely to adopt the sweeping rule requested by the petitioners, several left open the possibility that proof of potential harassment in particular cases could warrant secrecy.

Moreover, through a computational fluid dynamic (CFD) analysis, we set fluid dynamic conditions for a non-planar skin equivalent growth, as proof of potential application in creating skin grafts tailored on-demand for in vivo wound shape.

In addition to the conceptual proof of potential applications of nanostructured PLLA matrices for controlled drug delivery, the strategy employed herein offers a new way to construct bioactive scaffolds, such as antibacterial or anti-inflammatory scaffolds, which may find broad applications for tissue regeneration and stem cells-based biotherapy.

While this has only been shown as a proof-of-concept, potential advantages of such RNA-only networks over protein-based networks are faster signal propagation due to quick RNA degradation rates, and a smaller genetic footprint as regulatory RNAs can be encoded in fewer nucleotides than proteins.

Event organiser Ashley Mann of Opera North said the work carried out over the weekend was proof of the potential of open data.

The curator defended them as proof of the "potential to turn the building blocks of good into evil".

For Felgar's part, she sees proof of the potential of biofuels in Boeing's research and development investments on six continents.

One day, toward the end of Mr. Bush's term, the rubble of a centrifuge was spread out on the conference table in the Situation Room, proof of the potential power of a cyberweapon.

The recent agreement reached on the nuclear question in a sensitive region of Asia and the Middle East is proof of the potential of political good will and of law, exercised with sincerity, patience and constancy.

In the wide-ranging speech, the pope alluded to the recent nuclear deal with Iran (which he described as "proof of the potential of political goodwill") and reaffirmed girls' right to education.