Sentence examples for revising potential from inspiring English sources

In late 2012, the Congressional Budget Office issued a report revising potential gross domestic product downward because of weak investment in the underlying productive capacity of the economy, a slowdown in productivity growth and demographic shifts.

Using a modified RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Methodology, a committee of 38 providers and decision-makers representing a population-based clinical network of adult (n = 14) and pediatric (n = 2) medical-surgical ICUs in Alberta, Canada (population 4 million) serially proposed, rated and revised potential knowledge to care gaps as priorities for improvement.

The data are consistent with a revised potential-pH diagram taking into account the simultaneous formation of Ti3+ and a metastable passivating oxide.

In Madrid, however, they were accompanied by the sound of calculator keys being tapped, as accountants at the Spanish club began revising his potential value.

We could not calibrate the residuals during the validation step by revising the potential parameters; therefore, the strong source rupture directivity should be the primary cause of the symmetrically distributed residuals.

After they had revised their potentials by fitting distances to those found by wide-angle X-ray scattering, the valence sums (shown as simulation 2) were greatly improved, though still rather low for Ca2+.

The surgeon has to weigh the potential benefits of revising a well-fixed stem which has trunnion damage against the potential morbidity associated with stem revision.

Nov. 16 and Nov. 17: Mr. Dell and other top Dell executives met with Silver Lake and K.K.R. to discuss potential revised bids.

Just after Mr Hagel set out his ideas, the vice-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff told Congress about the Pentagon's revised plans for potential wars around the world.

The section "Detection and diagnosis of GDM" has been revised to discuss potential future changes in the diagnosis based on international consensus.

Finally, Mr Borio recommends revising the woolly concept of "potential" output.