Sentence examples for well known potential from inspiring English sources

Vibrations are a well known potential cause of health diseases and therefore constitute a main concern for the safety of workers in a large number of activities.

Thus there is no conclusive proof of the semen-mediated transmission, however, taken together the well known potential of transmitting IBR via semen, the fact that semen from infected bulls had been used in each of the epidemiological units and the very strict official import policy on live animals before 1995, this route is by far the most probable.

Despite the well known potentials of stem cell research and therapies in dentistry, several controversies dog the methods of harvesting and eventual utilization of stem cells.

Its benefits are well known but potential side-effects may be underestimated.

Ethanol, in fact, is well known as potential alcohol alternative fuel for SI engines, since it can be blended with gasoline to increase oxygen content, then decreasing CO and HC emissions and the depletion of fossil fuels.

The challenges facing southern Sudan are well known -- potential clashes with the North, literacy rates of around 25%, little physical infrastructure or private industry -- not to mention the oil question, which can bring development but also exploitation and violence.

IL-24 is also well known as potential anti-tumor drug [50].

Indeed, most (120/144) of the deaths in our sample were attributed to non-respiratory causes, and conditions such as chronic renal failure or cardiovascular diseases carry important prognostic implications in COPD populations and have a well known disabling potential which MDA is more likely to capture than SGRQ [ 26].

Although the phenomenon of resonant like amplification behaviour of the structure caused by multiple wave reflections is well known, the potentials for such periodic amplification behaviour are not explicitly considered in code models.

For the studied Plumbago plant species, the potential activity against pancreatic lipase enzyme can be attributed to the high content of flavonoids which are well known to exhibit potential activity against pancreas and liver enzymes.

Swindles in which someone overseas seeks access to a person's bank account are so well known that most potential victims can spot them in seconds.