Sentence examples for as constituting potential from inspiring English sources

Operating on the sole criterion of percentage nrITS divergence (as presented in Fig.  1a), six of the accessions included in our analysis could be viewed as constituting potential new species, whereas branches subtending five of the accessions suggest synonymy with other previously described species; these uncertainties affect all but the two most species-deficient of the seven clades.

The report gives examples of multi-user functions and aggregated profiles (such as Amazon's Household Profiles feature) as constituting a potential privacy risk for children's privacy.

There are no other personal financial holdings of any of the authors that could be perceived as constituting a potential conflict of interest.

Quantitative assessment of fat lesions on spinal MRI may therefore have utility in the assessment of treatment response as well as constituting a potential surrogate for new bone formation that could be more responsive than radiography.

These four subtypes of cancer targets can be viewed as 'dependencies', which constitute potential weaknesses – Achilles heels that are unique to cancer cells and can thus be exploited for therapy.

Therefore, a disease-specific gene expression signature in peripheral blood cells (PBCs) could constitute potential disease markers as well as genes involved in pathogenesis of the disease.

There are a variety of risks to healthy psychological functioning that an individual can face, such as the death of or the separation from a loved one, illness or poverty, as well as disaster experiences such as flood or fire; they constitute potential sources of stress and trauma.

The very low 5-year overall survival of patients (14%) despite existing treatments stress the prime importance of understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying FADD release, as involved molecules could constitute potential therapeutic targets that could improve health benefits.

Hanks' solution is to identify the main semantic components as constituting the meaning potential of the lexeme.

Because these are antigenic they might constitute potential targets for the development of new vaccine as well as therapeutic agents.

However, farmers, veterinarians and butchers constitute potential risk groups and the diagnosis is easily overlooked as symptoms and signs of brucellosis are non-pathognomonic [ 13].