Sentence examples for prospective of becoming from inspiring English sources

Production of high value-added materials from residual streams originating from renewable feedstock is an interesting possibility, which has the prospective of becoming an integral part of existing pulp mills and lignocellulosic biorefineries.

Next, we examined the relationship between the stool microbiota composition present before the malaria season and the prospective risk of becoming infected with P. falciparum blood-stage parasites during the ensuing 6-month malaria season.

She said he had been desperate to avoid a driving ban after being caught speeding because he feared it would damage his chances of becoming a prospective Parliamentary candidate in Eastleigh, Hampshire.

Writing for The Atlantic in May, Peter Beinart took stock of Clinton's momentum and concluded, "Joe Biden's prospective Presidential candidacy is in danger of becoming a joke".

Plaque morphology alone may be insufficient to identify lesions at risk of becoming unstable, as in prospective studies, many plaques with these apparently 'high-risk' morphological features remain clinically silent.

Another meta-analysis of 14 prospective studies found no significant effect of emotional distress on the chance of becoming pregnant [ 16].

He has a girl he loves, prospective in-laws thrilled to welcome him into their family and solid aspirations of becoming a high school athletic coach.

We were unable to directly assess the etiology of becoming a non-driver in this study but look to future prospective older adult driving studies to move beyond associations and on to causation.

Prospective employees need to go through a background check and reservists say the process of becoming a reservist can take months.

In the LIFE Study we used a prospective cohort design with preconception recruitment of couples who were discontinuing contraception for the purpose of becoming pregnant.

The perk of visibility, of becoming legible".