Thus, the addition of a novel interaction – crab predation – to an ecosystem has a potential to reduce the relative importance of bottom-up regulation, relax benthic-pelagic coupling and reallocate large amounts of nutrients from benthic to pelagic processes, resulting in a regime shift to a degraded ecosystem state.
The opposite view is that IFs have a potential health or reproductive importance for the study participant or patient: hence, if a researcher or a physician has a choice between two methods of genomic analysis, he or she should choose the one that allows for IFs (for example, by using whole-genome sequencing rather than somatic gene panels).
MMP-9 has been reported to have potential importance for reversing vascular basement membrane thickness of glioblastoma in the process of vascular normalisation (Winkler et al, 2004).
One of the areas where the new doctrine has greatest potential importance is in cases involving children, particularly cases involving physical and sexual abuse.
Field monitoring of natural pipeflow over the last two decades has demonstrated its potential importance both as a hillslope drainage process and as a source of streamflow, yet very few attempts have been made to model the process.
HA is also a key component of the endothelial glycocalyx, contributing significantly to its permeability [ 79, 80], and a recent study has investigated the potential importance of the systemic microvascular endothelial glycocalyx as a transport barrier during PD [ 81].
This zoonotic theory for a mouse-viral cause of HBC allows testable predictions and has potential importance in prevention.
The direct effect of these DAMPs on activated HSCs, which have intact TLR4 signaling [ 10, 20, 54], is yet to be delineated, and has potential importance for further clarifying the mechanisms of fibrogenesis.
Research on men's health has demonstrated the potential importance of norms (e.g., [ 45]) and it is possible that perceptions of increased sun protection among coworkers may have had an impact.
