The phrase "a potential element for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may serve as a component or factor in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The new technology could be a potential element for improving our production efficiency."
Alternatives: "a possible factor for" or "a prospective component for".
However, mutation of the potential element for miR-23a or miR-23b could not rescue the inhibitory role of miR-23a or miR-23b in Cx43 expression, indicating that miR-23a/b did not suppress Cx43 expression in a direct manner via the predicted binding sites.
In maize, however, we propose the Sanzang element as a potential controlling element for the Wukong element family.
Our specific aims were: (A) to gain insight into how to increase physical activity among the whole of year 9 by identifying potential elements for inclusion in a physical activity promotion intervention, (B) to gain insight into how we can improve engagement of the target group with the intervention, maintain commitment and avoid drop-out and (C) to develop and refine intervention design.
Within the spectrum of potential elements for use in general characterization as well as the multivariate statistics discussed below, inclusion of certain common major elements such as Al, Ti, and Fe, along with certain common trace elements such as La and Sc, proves to be beneficial.
This is a powerful engine of accountability, unmatched by any other corrections operation I have seen, and a potential foundation element for a portal where The Times could prominently display "transparency, accountability, humility".
However, patients dying in the hospital after 30 days of admission will be mistakenly regarded as survivors, introducing a potential gaming element for hospitals (an extreme example would be the incentive to keep patients with a poor prognosis alive until at least 30 days after admission).
The T-DNA (transferred DNA) construct consisted of complete rRNA coding sequences flanked on both sides by intergenic spacer sequences so as to include any potential elements required for transcriptional activation or termination (Fig. 1A).
Conservation of this att site in Bacillus and Staphylococcus species and the detection of a similar rpsI-associated integrase in the S. aureus strain 930918 347 suggest a potential for mecD elements to be acquired also by Staphylococcus species.
HT can also result from an introgression, as reported in the willistoni subgroup [ 44– 46], and is a potential mechanism for P element spreading among this subgroup [ 47].
We review here the anticipated types and global distribution of health impacts of climate change, discuss relevant aspects of current global interventions for health in low-income countries, and consider potential elements of a framework for appropriately and efficiently mainstreaming global climate change mitigation and –adaptation strategies into the ongoing enterprise of global health.
