Sentence examples for heterogeneous potential from inspiring English sources

Her exposure has created a large but heterogeneous potential audience: imagine the range of radio stations listened to by everyone who liked "Dreamgirls" or "Sex and the City".

These observations suggest that the neoplastically altered cells have heterogeneous potential to produce MMP-2.

Drug response is multifactorial; patient populations are heterogeneous; potential markers are innumerable; and scientific underpinnings to marker development are imperfect".

Such heterogeneous potential distribution has been witnessed in experimental recordings from intact hearts using optrodes (26) as well as in optical mapping measurements from transmural wedge preparations after intermediate-strength shocks, which are less affected by the well-documented measurement artifacts during such recordings (35, 49).

Nevertheless, our results indicate that DTCs with different phenotypes appear to have a heterogeneous potential to contribute to metastatic relapse, which is consistent with previous reports on the expression of the HER2 oncogene [ 35] and the urokinase-type plasminogen-activator receptor [ 36, 37] on DTCs.

For application to other heterogeneous tissues, potential users will first have to identify and validate couples of compartment-specific markers.

This discovery may contribute to a better understanding of the heterogeneous biologic potential of DTCs in breast cancer patients.

Researchers analysing breast cancer mortality have suggested that bimodal patterns could result from the heterogeneous "malignant potential" of breast cancer [ 12].

On the other hand, detection of CTCs is hampered by the still uncertain biology of these cells, which most likely inherit a heterogeneous malignant potential to home and give rise to overt metastasis in secondary organs.

Even in a situation of closely situated populations with very similar population structure and shared selection signatures, analysis across heterogeneous environments has potential to refine the mapping of important loci under temporally or spatially varying selection, including those of potential relevance to epidemiology and control of infection.

The approach to examining potential heterogeneous effects of LE or LA students by race parallels our approach to gender differences.