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Although some of the ribozymes exhibited high levels of cleavage activity in vitro, none appears to be a potential long term inhibitor in cellulo.

Moreover, it could be a potential long term visual prognostic factor for patients with DME.

The report said young people's changing viewing habits, with a trend away from linear to on-demand viewing, was a "potential long term structural risk" to free-to-air broadcasters such as Channel 4. But it said Channel 4 was already responding to this challenge and said it was "not clear [privatisation] would make any difference".

But unlike Kolb, the 28-year-old Young may not be a potential long-term starter.

Last season, Raymond Felton appeared early on to be a potential long-term solution at the point, before being summarily sacrificed at the altar of Carmelo Anthony.

Our study suggested that in the hippocampus LTD may be a potential long-term synaptic plasticity underlying sleep-dependent memory consolidations.

That is probably because he sees the upside in a talented player who can play either side, who is employed by a team in one of Europe's top leagues, who could be a potential long-term replacement for Cherundolo, who will be 34 later this month.

Organ engineering using decellularized scaffolds is a potential long-term solution to donor organ shortage.

Debris-induced osteolysis due to surface wear of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) bearings is a potential long-term failure mechanism of total knee replacements (TKR).

Forested uplands retain Hg in soils from atmospheric deposition and are a potential long-term source of Hg to downstream waters.

As well as the personal impact on individual patients, there is a potential long-term consequence for NHS hospitals, which are at risk of being financially destabilised as they lose income". The DH said: "Waiting times go up and they go down, but this data shows that waiting times remain broadly stable.