Sentence examples for scarce potential from inspiring English sources

In Part I the fundamentals of Scope Oriented Thermoeconomics have been introduced, showing a scarce potential for the cost accounting of existing plants; in this Part II the same concepts are applied to the optimization of a small set of design variables for a vapour compression chiller.

Regarding N and K, previous studies indicated that the beneficial action of HS on these two macronutrients, when applied in NPK compound fertilizer, is rather low and probably derive from improvements of the plant uptake of other nutrients with scarce potential bioavailability in some types of soils, such us Fe and Zn in calcareous soils and P in both calcareous and acidic soils [4, 10, 13].

Although detailed studies of Ras-like GTPases in filamentous fungi are scarce, potential indications as to the functions of at least some of these proteins can be deduced from their interaction characteristics and roles in yeast.

The energy shortage has made capital even more scarce, as potential investors worry about bottlenecks in industry and agriculture.

Yet, scarce funding among potential service buyers in low-income countries arguably makes it even more important to design PES cost-effectively.

He said he was surprised the islands were prepared to give away scarce resources to potential operators as Ireland was expecting to make almost 300 million euro from the same process.

What we have now is the inability to consume in excess (costs are high, jobs are scarce) but excess potential for production.

This Principle may have the effect of trumping the choice of not acting because of scarce information on potential public exposure to agents that could cause serious or irreversible harm.

Enormous work has shown that polyamines are involved in a variety of physiological processes, but information is scarce on the potential of modifying disease response through genetic transformation of a polyamine biosynthetic gene.

Results from epidemiologic studies among pregnant women are scarce, but suggest potential effects of OCs on thyroid economy (Chevrier et al. 2008; Koopman-Esseboom et al. 1994; Takser et al. 2005).

Grimly, defence contractors such as BAE Systems and Chemring may benefit as competition for scarce resources increases the potential for wars.