Sentence examples for based on the potentially from inspiring English sources

China's opposition is based on the potentially destabilising consequences for itself, and the international monetary system, of pushing the US dollar down and flooding the markets with newly printed money.

Based on the potentially larger surface area of the three-dimensional hierarchically structured sphere of TiO2 and remarkable boost of the catalytic activity of metal sulfide materials, we have made QDSSCs in which the HTS/CdS/CdSe/ZnS photoanodes are coupled to counter electrodes made with CuS or Cu2ZnSn(Sn1 −  x Se x )4 (x = 0, 0.5, and 1) as shown in Fig. 1.

This is mainly based on the potentially reversible character of these diseases and the substantial progress in therapy within the last decades [ 27, 28].

This, in turn, may have as a consequence that therapeutic measures, such as the administration of topical or systemic steroids, may be instituted based on the potentially incorrect assumption that patients' symptoms are the result of increased disease activity.

GPs' response to patients' wishes for radiography seemed based on the potentially conflicting attitudes of keeping control (We must be careful not to let the patients dictate...) and trying to help (We must take everybody seriously, One's schooled to give the best possible service).

The aim of the study was to verify if there is any discrepancy between the use of ILRs in clinical practice and the potential indications based on the most potentially appropriate guideline indications.

The measure of TTP status used in the analysis is based on the observed (potentially noisy) class rank measure.

The theory of biological markets in particular assumes that living beings can adjust their investment based on the offers potentially provided by several partners [5].

Based on the miRNAs potentially linked to LCs development and function, we have further confirmed that miR-709, miR-449 and miR-9 were upregualated in aging, while miR-200c and miR-10a were downregulated in aging by using single TaqMan RT-PCR assays.

Based on the above information, potentially eligible families were identified and contact was made with potential probands to further assess the family's eligibility for and willingness to participate in the LLFS using criteria parallel to that used in the United States.

Based on the literature, several potentially important features (in the form of functional groups) were identified (Figure 2).