Sentence examples for traces of a potential from inspiring English sources

Dasani might have had a disastrous UK launch in 2004 (it was revealed that its plain water product was bottled tap water - from Sidcup - and that it had traces of a potential carcinogen in it), but in the US Dasani is a leading brand, and Coca-Cola is keen to increase its share of the flavoured water market.

The example of nanotechnology is telling: initiatives at upstream engagement seem to have succeeded in eradicating any traces of a potential risk debate in a seemingly over-addressed public.

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has revealed no trace of methane, a potential sign of primitive life, on the Martian surface, contradicting past evidence of the gas spotted by spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet, researchers say.

Properties of cells with different C1 and C2 values can also be illustrated in a modified score-plot, in which traces of membrane potential responses to a 100 pA step current injection are arranged within the C1-C2 princomponentponent space.

Equine herpesvirus 9 was detected in a polar bear with progressive encephalitis; the source was traced to 2 members of a potential equid reservoir species, Grevy's zebras.

The traces of membrane potential recordings from wild-type (Fig. 6A) and mceph/mceph β-cells are shown in Fig. 6B.

To qualitatively determine whether the scalar entropy of the zebrafish cerebral field potential changes in response to PTZ application, we plotted the distributions of 20 consecutive 10-second traces of field potential recording before (blue) and after (red) PTZ exposure (Fig. 2A).

(C) Representative traces of membrane potentials in response to a 500-ms current injection from a 51- (top) or 121-day-old (bottom) organoid.

However, we have not been able to trace a potential source of such error.

(G ) Traces of action potentials and EPCs from a homozygous tb204a mutant showing greatly reduced synchronous release (G1 ) and intact late asynchronous release (G2 ).

(c) Voltage traces of somatic action potentials elicited by biphasic voltage stimuli.