Sentence examples for and its potential effects from inspiring English sources
In the present study, we hypothesised that, given the regulated expression of PAI-1 in the gastric mucosa and its potential effects on several different aspects of wound healing, it would play a role in gastric mucosal protection.
That is because news of the rise of Zika and its potential effects is a new development.
Young said he was surprised to discover that the PowerPoint presentation omitted all mention of climate change and its potential effects on the reefs.
Outside Downing Street, the RCN chief executive and general secretary, Janet Davies, said: "RCN students have today shown just how worried they are about this move and its potential effects.
The skyrocketing incomes of the top 1 percent are certainly worthy of serious discussion, but the continuing decline at the bottom — and its potential effects on future productivity and economic growth — should capture our attention as well.
Speaking to the large crowd at Downing Street, the Royal College of Nursing's (RCN) chief executive and general secretary, Janet Davies, described how RCN students have shown "just how worried they are" about the move and its potential effects.
The issue of corporate abuse and its potential effect on the coming elections was a refrain among officials gathered here today at the National Governors Association.
Industry analysts have been closely watching the growth of the VoIP technology and its potential effect on the major phone companies with huge networks of phone lines.
An article on Oct. 30 about pensions and companies that are phasing them out or unable to pay them referred imprecisely to the credit status of General Motors and its potential effect on the company's pension plan.
The scale of the experiment this country is engaged in -- and its potential effect on the environment, the food supply and the purity of traditional seed stocks -- demands vigilance on the same scale.
Andersen employees in Mexico City said they, too, had been warned not to destroy any documents, but had been given little other information about what was happening in Houston or Washington and its potential effect on the operations in Mexico.
