Sentence examples for suppressing potential from inspiring English sources

It is possible that Nostoc species has weed suppressing potential.

In this paper, we concentrate on detecting, pinpointing and suppressing potential testability weaknesses of a UML class diagram.

However, a perennial plant may receive direct, albeit delayed, fitness benefits from suppressing potential competitors, in which case solar tracking would not be an example of spite.

Therefore, resident enemies may contribute to the pattern of lower invadedness in harsh sites by suppressing potential invaders, which could lead to competitive exclusion by better-adapted native plants, or to mortality even in the absence of competitors (Shea and Chesson 2002).

His website states: "He would reserve the right to intervene militarily, with our international partners, to suppress potential genocidal violence within Iraq".

A crackdown on Uighurs (pronounced WE-goors) in the city and elsewhere in the country is just one piece of a major effort to suppress potential unrest among the ethnic group, which poses the most credible threat of any group to China's internal cohesion.

Many of the street leaders, who are uniformly men, are despised or feared by other refugees; they've exploited their positions of relative power to benefit personally, by taking a larger share of the aid that is distributed, employing friends and relatives in jobs around the camp, or using violence to extort money and to suppress potential rivals.

This novel procedure notably suppresses potential Sb dissolution into liquid Se due to the formation of polycrystalline Sb-related crystals.

Holder, who is leading a national redistricting reform effort, accused Republicans of trying to suppress potential voters who are less likely to support them.

Under overall command of Jean Maximilien Lamarque, one of Napoleon's fiercest supporters, it was formed to suppress potential Royalist insurrection in the Vendée region of France.

In order to suppress potential contaminations of the task by means of body-ownership sensations commonly observed in visuo-motor agency tasks [20], we assessed the neural substratum of self-other distinction in the language domain.