Sentence examples for the potential transformation from inspiring English sources
The potential transformation faces formidable obstacles, to be sure.
Jim Rutenberg, national political correspondent for The Times, wrote this week's cover story about the potential transformation of the advertising industry as the young data analysts who helped get Obama elected turn to the private sector.
The relevance of this steel resides in the potential transformation of austenite into martensite during mechanical loading.
Finally, I examine the contribution of Critical Theory to debates about globalization, in which the potential transformation of both democratic ideals and institutions is at stake.
Without Iraq as a counterweight, Iran is far more assertive now, even though the potential transformation of the region has put Iran on the defensive.
The relevance of this material resides in the potential transformation of retained austenite to martensite during impact loading.
None of the assessed models included more than one of the potential transformations of the distances mentioned above as explanatory variable, since the correlation among them are high.
In contrast, in our present case, in which 2-AG levels remained unaffected by the malonate-induced lesion, this might have allowed the upregulation of COX-2 and the subsequent potential transformation of basal 2-AG levels into PG-Gs by the action of this enzyme, thus supporting the above-mentioned idea of an imbalance between the neuroprotective and neurotoxic effects of 2-AG.
Yet, the fact that phytotoxicity still occurred demonstrates that the antibiotics (and potential transformation products) remained partially bioavailable even after an anaerobic incubation with manure for 27 and 53 days, respectively.
It becomes more difficult to extrapolate and understand the fate and potential transformation of nAg added to soils.
Another advantage is the reaction of AgNPs with the synthetic sewage that allowed potential transformation reactions with compounds of the synthetic sewage to occur.
