Luckily, there are people in the world who possess the knowhow and get-up-and-go to turn such dreams into a potentially working reality.
COPD should be considered as a potentially work-related condition.
Prof John Cryan, a neuropharmacologist and microbiome expert from University College Cork, said the paper highlighted the extent to which medications can affect the microbiome and, as a result, potentially work on the human body indirectly.
As an example, a nurse could potentially work for 30 years after graduation, since, at the time the survey was conducted, retirement was at 55 years of age or after 30 years of public service.
Increased job control was also shown to be a potentially important work factor for improved work ability, as also seen in studies, mainly among adults, of increased influence [ 12].
While Connor is pre-med, he plans to take a gap year to potentially work in the research field as a lab manager.
The use of the aggegration pheromone within a network of traps has been proposed and could potentially work at a local scale (such as in a vineyard, where preventing H. axyridis from aggregating within bunches of grapes would be advantageous).
They're like external workers you hire in and have the keys to some doors, can still provide a great service and potentially work for you full-time if you wish.
Upon meeting a new individual, he employs the steps he has learned and practiced to establish a meaningful connection, bypassing small talk, enjoying each other's company, and determining the best ways he and a new individual can potentially work together, taking the connection further and synergizing together for good.
Such a CDE approach could potentially work well in the streamlining of aphasia research activities.
Those rhetorical instruments that potentially work upon an audience in a certain way, it must be assumed, produce somewhat analogous effects within the writer or speaker as well, directing and shaping his discourse.
