Sentence examples for representing their potential from inspiring English sources

Another contrast between Genentech (and OncorMed) and Myriad Genetics was outreach to and collaboration with advocacy groups representing their potential customers.

The carbohydrate fraction of these biomasses represents their potential for the biochemical conversion of sugars into lignocellulosic ethanol.

In this study, we used the patients' ARWMC scores [ 15] instead of several other VD diagnostic criteria [ 17] to represent their potential VD comorbidity.

The miRNA-mRNA regulatory network was constructed by assembling all the significant miRNA-mRNA pairs (qFDR < 0.05), in which nodes represented miRNAs and mRNAs, and edges represented their potential regulatory correlations.

You can have the prospect interact with you by instructing them to draw an illustration that makes your point more evident, details benefits or features in a line-by-line fashion, calculates simple (yet impressive) numbers realistically representing their cost savings or potential earnings, etc. .

If your teen's standardized test scores don't accurately represent their academic potential, all is not lost.

This potential fall represents their margin of safety.

The same is true for the seller, who can benefit from a hard-nosed real estate agent who will represent their interests without turning off potential buyers who want to niggle about the price.

Representing to a consumer that they have a liability which they do not may well be misleading and deceptive conduct within the meaning of s 18 of the Australian Consumer Law and it may be equally misleading to represent to someone that their potential liability is much higher than it could ever realistically be.

After that, the relevant groups of pixels are aggregated and their centroids are representing the potential objects' positions.

The cardiovascular differentiation potential of the Nkx2-5 CPCs and the relative ease to obtain large cell numbers represent major advantages for their potential use as a single therapeutic cell source.