Examples of using Increased potential in English and their translations into Arabic
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Increased potential for development.
For example, the higher the levels of testosterone, the increased potential for.
Increased potential for tissue(muscle) building.
The higher the dosage and the longer the length of use, the increased potential for undesired side effects.
Increased potential for tissue building(anabolism).
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The growing market participation of third party logistics providers(3PL)has led to an increased potential for cost and time savings.
Increased potential for tissue(muscle) building.
Such mining does have the potential, in many cases,of becoming medium-scale and large-scale based on increased potential ore reserves and their geographical location.
(b) Increased potential for impact due to more strategically focused and programmatically coherent responses to national priorities;
Participants stressed that with the completion of economic transformation processes in some parts of Europe,there was an increased potential to redirect aid to Africa.
The mission noted the increased potential for collaboration offered by the transfer of responsibility from an international military force to an international police force.
Furthermore, it should be clearly understood that the information revolutionnot only offers expanded possibilities and increased potential, but entails clear challenges and risks.
In fact, the increased potential of expanding the frontiers of production and consumption and sustainable growth should facilitate the realization of the right to development.
The willingness of States to subject their bilateral and multilateral relations to an international legal framework, on the one hand, strengthened international law, yet on the other hand,contributed to an increased potential for conflict of norms and legal regimes.
Increased potential of R-CHOP to markedly increase survival rates when reserved for probable event of transformation, August 2008 Newsletter, p. 7-8.
Since a correlation couldbe established between decreased levels of development and increased potential for conflict, member countries clearly stand to benefit more from political stability and security than they do from a one-time increase in oil prices.
Increased potential for water retention(while some bodybuilders don't mind the weight gain caused by water retention because it leads to the appearance of bigger muscles, it is an undesired side effect for competitive athletes).
The benefits are immediate and concrete: more up-to-date information, faster response to constituents,wider information outreach and increased potential for closer cooperation among United Nations information centres, such as sharing of local- language translation.
To encourage projects with increased potential, the management of the Trust Fund recommended revising operational guidelines to raise the maximum Trust Fund grant from $50,000 to $150,000 for proposals jointly submitted by two or more organizations.
Irrespective of the form in which disasters occurred, they all represented setbacks to the development of countries, communitiesand individuals. Poor infrastructural planning, environmental degradation and disease increased potential risks in many areas.
Such resources provide food and livelihood to millions of people and,if sustainably used, offer increased potential to meet nutritional and social needs, particularly in the developing countries, as noted in a recent report of the Food and Agriculture Organization.
We are at a crossroads: The redefinition of" self-defence" under Article 51 of the UN Charter to legitimize war in Afghanistan and subsequent unilateral assertions of a right ofpre-emptive/ preventive attack have created the increased potential of escalating war.
Recent developments in the global economy, including mega mergers and the increased potential for cross-border anti-competitive practices, are of direct relevance to developing countries ' growth and development and have implications for their integration into the world economy.
The aim of the Committee has been to encourage the translation of advances in information and communication technology into identifiable productivity gains(in terms of both quantity and quality) and, to the extent possible,actual savings and/or increased potential for future economies once the initial investment has been amortized.
Such resources provide food and livelihood to millions of people and, if used in a sustainable manner,can offer increased potential to meet nutritional and social needs, particularly in developing countries, as noted in a recent report of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
With those additional resources, and on the basis of best practices learned over the past year, which clearly indicate that in-depth evaluations demand much more in terms of time and resources, the Division would be able to deliver initially a minimum of two programmes(in-depth)and one thematic evaluation annually, with increased potential through efficiency gains and gradual build-up of capacities.
In light of the recent developments in the global economy and the increased potential for South-South cooperation, UNIDO is giving increased priority to its efforts in this area, with South-South activities being increasingly promoted in the fields of environmental management, renewable energy, agribusiness and trade capacity-building.
The project includes indicators of signs to be aware of and a more general message to police officers across Denmark-including community police officers in areas with an increased potential for recruitment to radical courses- to pick up on typically younger persons entering the pathway to more radical and extreme behaviour.
They drew attention, inter alia, to the following:(a) the new trade geography not only brings commercial gains, but also enhances solidarity and equity among countries;(b)there is increased potential for beneficial cooperation among developing countries, based on fair rules and solidarity, including special treatment for the weaker among them; and(c) increased South-South trade is a complement to rather than a substitute for North-South trade.
With the additional resources, the Inspection and Evaluation Division will initially be able to deliver a minimum of six to eight peacekeeping evaluationand inspection reports annually, with increased potential through efficiency gains and gradual build-up of capacities resulting in more reports(8 to 10) and increased frequency and coverage over time.