Sentence examples for resources with potential from inspiring English sources

In order indentify political and technical strategies to effectively manage Arundo in Portugal, I researched the extent of infestation via mapping (using GIS and aerial photographs), gauged cultural perceptions of Arundo, identified legislative and economic resources with potential for intiating and sustaining Arundo removal efforts, and articulated removal procedures.

Investment in these dimensions would not increase strain on resources, with potential benefit.

This has potential to increase utilisation of local resources with potential cost-saving benefits for the NHS.

Similarly, Koizumi et al. in [ 21] present a model that deals with a series of resources with potential blocking but with no acuity scale differentiating patients.

More importantly, with the advantages of genome sequencing technology, large batches of genome information of non-model organisms with evolutionary and/or ecological importance will be available which may provide new gene resources with potential impact during diverse evolutionary processes.

While many organisations may recognise the significance of communication in the shaping of development work, I argue that music - which has a more unrestrained, yet multifaceted function in most African societies - remains a vital, yet largely unexplored, resource, with potential relevance at all stages of the development process.

And being a public blockchain that no company or government controls (like the internet), it functions as a public resource with potential to bring about positive change.

A universal barcode system for land plants would be a valuable resource, with potential utility in fields as diverse as ecology, floristics, law enforcement and industry.

Lignocellulosic biomass, including agricultural and forestry residues and herbaceous and woody crops [ 1], provides the only sustainable resource with potential for large-scale and low-cost production of liquid fuels and organic chemicals that are currently produced from dwindling and nonrenewable fossil resources that are major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions [ 1, 2].

What applies to the raw materials of coal, oil and gas also applies to every raw material in nature they are all potential resources, with unlimited potential to be rendered valuable by the human mind.

Although the current analysis could not trace all medical resources associated with potential new agents in the future, the findings from the one-way sensitivity analyses indicate that the ICER of adjuvant chemotherapy would be improved by increased resource utilization after disease relapse.