Sentence examples for recognizable potential from inspiring English sources

Fifty-seven species were considered as recognizable potential host insects of O. sinensis, whilst eight as indeterminate hosts and 26 as non-hosts (Wang and Yao, 2011).

The ABR thresholds are determined as the minimum stimulation level that produces a clearly recognizable potential.

The New World skunks, for example, have a prominent black and white pattern that renders them clearly recognizable to potential nocturnal predators.

The results demonstrate that the DBR fiber grating laser acoustic sensor has a multi-frequency ultrasound recognizable ability, offering a potential for ultrasound medicine and biology.

Enlargement (>50-fold) of normal terminal duct lobular units (TDLUs) by hyperplastic epithelial cells is one of the most common and earliest histologically recognizable alterations with premalignant potential.

Given the current scale and rate of this growth relative to the small, finite, noticeably fragile planet we inhabit, it could be that this cultural predisposition for increasing growth is patently unsustainable and, moreover, could give rise to the potential for recognizable, worst-case scenarios.

Although best known for being just one letter and keystroke away from a few of the most highly recognizable domains,.CM provides many potential benefits.

Unfortunately, these smaller secreted proteins are very diverse and often contain no recognizable domain preventing speculation on potential functions.

Bryant was an attractive client: immediately recognizable, and a rich source of potential donors.

Atomic force micrograph (AFM) images show that the nanorod-bound DNA is recognizable with excellent specificity, indicating the potential use of such material as a versatile gene delivery carrier in gene-based disease therapy.

A high proportion of mature trees are recognizable in this imagery, and the potential for detailed change analyses is good [32]; see here for further information about imagery, preprocessing and interpretation of vegetation content.