Sentence examples for would potentially use from inspiring English sources

A survey amongst Dutch car drivers investigated the conditions under which drivers would potentially use an advisory driver support system that aims to improve overall traffic flow.

In Figure 4, we assumed that we would potentially use two orthogonal cavities which we denote here as the IR (high-finesse) cavity and a low-finesse IR + UV cavity.

When it comes to 12-year-olds or 13-year-olds, the question is, 'Can we have confidence that they would potentially use Plan B properly?' And her judgment was that there was not enough evidence" for that.

It all gets pretty technical, but painted in broad strokes, the system would potentially use the motion of the rotor shaft moving against a "low-heat capacity fluid" (such as ethanol or mercury, for instance) to generate heat through friction between the two surfaces.

The study employed purposive and snowball sampling to identify government and non-government service providers and community members with specific in-depth knowledge of the local context and available community resources, and who would potentially use the treatment pathway.

Be sure everyone who would potentially use the kit is not allergic to any of the ingredients.

These biodegradable PAP copolymers with electroactive function thus possess the properties that would be potentially used as scaffold materials for neuronal or cardiovascular tissue engineering.

The laser irradiation technology is capable of controlling the micro- and nano-scale geometry of the film on titanium surface, and the micropatterned film would be potentially used for manipulating stem cell adhesion and differentiation.

In this case, the presence of one strain uses up sites that the other would have potentially used; if each strain uses roughly half of the sites (i.e., if there is no fitness advantage of one over the other at this level), we would expect the shedding resulting from each strain to be halved compared with the situation where there is only 1 strain present.

Visiting these villages and talking to end-users who would benefit from and potentially use a desalination system was a crucial component of Winter and Wright's research.

By arbitraging the information between customers and companies that supply products and services that they could potentially use, Peapod would have become a bona fide learning broker.