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In another such study, SNTA1 was found to be a potential marker of metastases or tumour progression, which could potentially aid in the classification of pre-malignant lesions, in tongue squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs) (Carinci et al, 2005).
These results indicate that these genes exhibit the potential to predict chemosensitivity of drugs before initiating therapy, which could potentially aid clinical decisions and allow for more individualized treatment strategies for patients.
Bringing in Manning to start ahead of him could potentially aid McCoy's development.
Intervention from the UK, for example, could potentially aid the Assad regime, which would be incredibly problematic — not to mention dangerous.
Space experts said yesterday that the discovery of the lander, if confirmed, could potentially aid the analysis of what went wrong with the mission and speed planning for future ones.
Radiographic markers for fracture predisposition could potentially aid in safer medication use.
Although this high level of paternal transmission could potentially act to aid the spread of the virus, the reduced transmission by maternally infected daughters means that, over all, the virus is transmitted at a similar rate to DAffSV.
Students of history must realize that building mega-embassies siphons aid away from areas that could potentially help stabilize Islamabad and the Middle East.
But he ended his discussion with investigators, Mr. Foglia told a judge, when they inquired about the Senate documents, which could potentially have aided A.E.G. in reconfiguring its bid to outmaneuver the other bidders.
Bacteria and bacterial products could also potentially aid to sustain the activity of the tumour immune response.
The SPI-1 mutant lacking the entire SPI-1 coding region displayed lower levels of invasion compared to the invA T3SS mutant in both culture systems, and this could be a result of the absence of the entire SPI-1 PAI (Pathogenicity Island) in the SPI-1 mutant, which could potentially contain effectors aiding in bacterial invasion.
