The phrase "as representing potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something symbolizes or signifies potential or possibilities.
Example: "The new technology is seen as representing potential for significant advancements in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "as indicating potential" or "as signifying potential".
These mutants can be seen as representing potential small slips and thus mutation testing aims to produce a test suite that is good at finding such slips.
In these early studies, however, the results have been confounded by the use of unseparated peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC), as many of the expression signatures identified, as well as representing potential changes in cell-type specific gene expression, may simply reflect changes in the cellular constituents of blood.
Interestingly, two conjugative C. perfringens plasmids pCW3 and pCP8533etx as well as two contigs representing potential plasmids in a type D strain were identified by Mauve to contain regions homologous to pCLL (Fig. 8).
In the second approach, we used multinomial logistic regression to explore predictors of CBFv as a categorical variable representing potential cardiovascular disease (CVD) (allowing simultaneous investigation of factors affecting risk of low vs. normal and high vs. low CBFv, presenting the results as relative risk ratios (RRRs) with 95% confidence interval (CI).
We refer to the annotations with no match as 'novel candidates' as these represent potential new annotations.
It is useful to estimate the economic burden of AMR as these represent potential cost savings from reducing the problem.
Patient demographics, co-morbidities, and health care utilization prior to diagnosis may be helpful in this regard as they represent potential indicators or "flags" that can be assessed in an efficient manner and at a population-level due to their availability in large administrative databases [ 14].
In terms of metabolic changes, the downregulation of glycolytical enzymes triosephosphate isomerase, alpha-enolase and dihydrolipoamide acetyltransferase and tricarboxylic acid cycle enzymes such as SDHA represent potential pathways by which lovastatin may induce cell death through the suppression of energy-producing pathways.
These findings not only contribute to our understanding of fundamental biological processes, but also have important implications for improving human health as programmed miRNAs represent potential markers of disease risk as well as providing targets of rational therapeutic intervention strategies.
ESPs are involved in molecular interactions with host cells and are exposed to the host immune system; therefore, these could also act as protective antigens and represent potential vaccine candidates as well as serodiagnostic molecules [ 52, 53].
Assuming the hypothesis for multiple refugia is more likely, we discuss here in detail the various European lineages within the species' phylogeny and their connections to specific populations, as these may represent potential areas for these refugial populations.
