The phrase "as potential carriers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing individuals or entities that may transmit or spread something, such as a disease or information.
Example: "Certain animals are considered as potential carriers of the virus, which raises concerns for public health."
Alternatives: "as possible transmitters" or "as likely vectors".
Candidates are urged not to wear neckties because they are viewed as potential carriers of viruses.
Müller, S. K. et al. Gb3-binding lectins as potential carriers for transcellular drug delivery.
Phenyl modified silica materials prepared by different ways were studied as potential carriers for molsidomine.
Water-soluble copolymers based on N- 2-hydroxypropyl)methacrylamide (HPMA) are iN- 2-hydroxypropyleN- 2-hydroxypropylanticancer drugs.
Here, the CPP TAT and a longer, 'double' TAT (dTAT) were investigated as potential carriers for siRNA.
Cell penetrating peptides (CPPs) have been well established as potential carriers for intracellular delivery of protein/peptide therapeutics.
The present work details the effects of incorporating phospholipids, a major component of lung surfactants, in the formulation of large hollow nanoparticulate aggregates, which are specifically designed to serve as potential carrier particles in inhaled delivery of nanoparticulate drugs.
In an effort to develop such efficient antibacterials, we a) synthesized acid-catalyzed silica-gel matrices, b) evaluated the suitability of these matrices as potential carrier materials for controlled release of ZnSO4 and a new Zn II) binary complex with a suitably designed well-defined Schiff base, and c) investigated structural and textural properties of the nanomaterials.
The objective of this study was the preparation, physico-chemical characterization and statistical optimization of cationic solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) prepared by the PIT method as potential carrier for gene therapy, emphasizing the application of factorial design in such a kind of studies.
The idea of organic solids as a component of the interstellar dust and as potential carrier of these phenomena was discussed by Papoular et al. (1996).
Materials made from synthetic and natural sources such as dendrimers or keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH), have been proposed as potential carrier molecules.
