Sentence examples for prospects to develop from inspiring English sources

While both mechanisms might lead to reduction of local NO concentration, the important distinction between the two is that if the NO scavenging theory is correct, it greatly diminishes the prospects to develop any solution based on free hemoglobin.

(i) The recent progress and perspectives in the field of tailored syntheses, with selected examples showing the trend and prospects to develop new structures, control the location of active sites, and the crystal size and morphology, including nanoarchitecture of the final catalysts.

"I think he loves his prospects to develop a database more than the country," Brzezinski said.

Recently, next-generation sequencing techniques have provided new prospects to develop microsatellite markers in nonmodel species, quickly and for relatively low costs (Abdelkrim et al., 2009; Csencsics et al., 2010; Perry and Rowe, 2011).

The scalability and adaptability of lasers further support their prospect to develop reliable, reproducible, eco-friendly and cost-effective laser-assisted graphene production technologies.

Interaction and cooperation between payment and banking systems, integration of existing technologies and exploitation of intelligent procedures provide the prospect to develop an open financial services architecture (OFSA), which satisfies requirements of all involved entities.

These concepts might provide a new prospect to develop next generation antimicrobial agents.

Construction industry being the foremost consumer of material and energy resources has great prospect to developing innovative energy saving and thermally efficient construction materials.

That means another year for home-grown Uruguayan prospect Diego Fagundez to develop alongside the attacking talents of Juan Agudelo and Charlie Davies, backed by one of the sharpest midfield units on its day.

He can ill afford to wait for prospects like Bynum to develop.

Getting there, Epstein said, will mean rebuilding the infrastructure of the organization, stocking a thin farm system and waiting for imported prospects like Anthony Rizzo to develop.