Sentence examples for exerting a potential from inspiring English sources

Altogether, the concomitant downregulation of NRD1, CAPN2, and PCSK6 suggests that CIGB-552 treatment could inhibit cancer cell invasion, exerting a potential antimetastatic effect.

This study suggested that G-CSF is a key modulator of MDSC, which might exert a potential therapeutic target in CAC immunotherapy.

The addition of carbon exerted a potential effect to enhance the stability of the microstructure in nanocrystalline nickel at intermediate temperatures.

Taken together, our findings suggested that GE exerted a potential antidepressant-like effect in CUMS mice model of depression, which may provide an insight into the potential of GE in therapeutic implications for depression.

Regarding medication however, the groups differed substantially with respect to the use of, for example, valproate (35% in the non-Li vs. 5% in the Li group), which may exert a potential neuroprotective effect itself (via modulating for instance the WNT pathway, also a major target of lithium, Sutton and Rushlow [2011]).

A bioactive peptide precursor (BPP-1, 14.3 kDa/115AA), a newly designed polypeptide that may exert a potential antihypertensive effect in vivo, is composed of many different ACE inhibitory peptides and antioxidant peptides tandemly linked according to the restriction sites of gastrointestinal proteases.

A greater reduction in plasma HBP may be one of the mechanism by which simvastatin exerts a potential protective effect.

The loss-of-heterozygosity phenomenon observed in the disease suggests that APC may exert a potential tumour suppressive function.

It is located in LOC429785, and is a candidate gene that possibly exerts a potential function in the control of RFI.

Scenario I: Chemical similarity of compounds that do not require (or do not undergo) metabolism to exert a potential adverse human health effect.

These findings suggest that CPAE exerted a potential gastro-protective effect against EtOH-induced oxidative stress in rats, due in part, to its antioxidants properties.