Sentence examples for confirmed or potential from inspiring English sources

We used collection data points for 427 terrestrial mammal species occurring in Mexico as potential or confirmed reservoirs and 11 species of Lutzomyia as confirmed or potential vectors for Leishmania.

Though we've seen the nascent mobile OS running on a Samsung Galaxy Nexus both in the initial announcement video as well as at CES, Shuttleworth declined to offer names of any confirmed or potential hardware manufacturers Canonical may be working with.

In regulatory regions of the promoter and/or enhancer regions of some of these genes there are confirmed or potential androgen response elements (AREs).

In genes of interest, annotation was confirmed or potential roles for unannotated genes were identified via BLAST National Center for Biotechnology Informationn, Bethseda, Maryland, USA) and via the Pfam (European Bioinformatics Institute, Hinxton, England, UK) and TIGRFAM (J. Craig Venter Institute, Rockville, Maryland, USA) databases [ 38, 100].

Unfortunately, the trough serum concentrations or continuous infusion steady-state concentrations required to reach an AUC consistent with these targets when bacterial MICs are ≥ 1 mg/L are synonymous of confirmed or potential renal toxicity.

More than 9,000 persons had contact with confirmed or potential case-patients; many required quarantine.

Preliminary accuracy results were published in: Quaia E, Baratella E, Poillucci G, Kus S, Cioffi V, Cova MA (2013) Digital tomosynthesis as a problem-solving imaging technique to confirm or exclude potential thoracic lesions based on chest x-ray radiography.

Because data were sparse, the stratum-specific estimates were unstable; consequently, this study was unable to confirm or interpret potential differential effects.

Once a subset of relevant genes has been identified, the next step usually focuses on the response of that subset, for example, to confirm or refine potential therapeutic or toxic targets.

To date, studies investigating the relationships between the multiple genetic and dietary factors that impact on folate metabolism have had sample sizes at least one order of magnitude too small to convincingly confirm or refute potential gene gene or gene nutrient interactions in determining colorectal neoplasia risk.

By contrast, in December a committee opinion by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists reviewed much of the same evidence as the new analysis but found it "insufficient to confirm or refute the potential for benefits from delayed umbilical cord clamping in term infants, especially in settings with rich resources".