Sentence examples for the potential of furthering from inspiring English sources
Future work has the potential of furthering our understanding of the aging process and offers the hope that we can identify vulnerable older adults [ 1].
"It feels great to resolve this in a positive manner, and in a way that should remove the potential of further disagreements in the future".
"If this Bill is approved, the potential of further penalties and further unplanned departmental cuts will be averted".
1.40 Having gone down by a length attempting to give 5lb to Dubai Queen at Goodwood last month, that filly's subsequent big run off a mark of 83 suggests that Trojan Nights is at least realistically treated off 84 for his handicap bow and he also has the potential of further improvement.
The results of the work indicate the potential of further development of this approach for swarming drops and hence quantitative prediction of the behaviour of liquid liquid contactors.
The present findings not only provide input for training design and intervention, but also highlight the potential of further investigating contingent units of personality.
Reducing building internal gains from 40 W/m2 to 20 was2 was observed to have the potential of further reducing dry resultant temperatures by up to 1 °C.
During the debate on future ships for the Royal Navy, Ms Dinenage called on the minister responsible, Philip Dunne MP, to mitigate against the potential of further job losses caused by this break in work.
Additional studies have focused on a demonstration of the suitability of the flame process in engineering TiO2 films structurally and chemically with the potential of further improved DSSC efficiency.
HR1-1 and HR2-18 can serve as functional probes for dissecting the fusion mechanism of SARS-CoV and also provide the potential of further identifying potent inhibitors for SARS-CoV entry.
The impasse has the potential to toss Greece from the group of nations sharing the euro, but several top European leaders have pledged to seek every avenue to keep Greece in the common currency and avoid the potential of further cracks in the euro zone.
