These benefits were associated with reversal of potentially maladaptive mitochondrial metabolic alterations, and constitute a potential clinical therapeutic avenue for the dystrophic cardiomyopathy.
These should cost under £250 and constitute a potential health and safety hazard.
Together, the three groups constitute a potential electorate of as many as three million people.
They therefore constitute a potential political danger, and must be destroyed before they turn potential into actuality.
Strongyle parasites are ubiquitous in grazing horses and constitute a potential threat to equine health.
Our findings indicate that Adk−/− ES cells constitute a potential source for therapeutic adenosine releasing grafts.
[Page B4.] These, however, do not constitute a potential invasion force for Afghanistan, a prospect that Pentagon officials have for now ruled out.
When he asked why allegations of rendition were not going to be investigated by the police (as they constitute a potential war crime), no answer was forthcoming.
The Fish and Wildlife Service has expressed serious concern over this trend, pointing out that "parathion-treated areas constitute a potential hazard to humans, domestic animals, and wildlife".
In conclusion, our data indicate that MLK4 might constitute a potential novel target in personalized therapy for a subset of breast cancer patients.
Swiss Re, for example, has found that such suits constitute a potential exposure in the company's directors and officers insurance portfolio.
