Sentence examples for it potentially represents from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it potentially represents a novel tool to be used for visualization and processing of complex anatomies, acquired with different imaging systems, in clinical practice.
As yet, this approach must be seen as experimental but it potentially represents a new way of harnessing the power of the immune system against cancer," he said.
Further studies need to be performed to delineate in detail the effects of DLL4 blockade on the normal vasculature, but it potentially represents a very exciting therapeutic target.
That was not the aim of the propensity score, and current methods are not able to do this, so it potentially represents a considerable advance.
It may be sister to the Moewusinia clade, but the statistical support for this position is inconclusive, hence it potentially represents a new hitherto unrecognized chlamydomonadalean lineage.
Because both these optimal codons are T-ending codons, which is an indication of the dominant role of the MB in the conservation of the A- or T-ending codons, it potentially represents the biased genome composition.
Materials that allow light to penetrate even if translucent, as opposed to transparent could actually help to deliver light to the algae attached to it, potentially representing a partial engineering solution to the so-called 'light saturation effect' problem (Hallenbeck and Benemann 2002).
Second, because these are markets that have largely been untapped by bigger players like Amazon, eBay and Japan's Rakuten, it could potentially represent a key exit opportunity for Rocket, should those giants want to move into these markets and choose the inorganic, acquisition route to do so.
Strategically, as the province of Idlib straddles the Turkish border town of Bab al-Hawa, it could potentially represent a key source of future revenue for the group.
If long-term effects of SSRI treatment were obtained, it would potentially represent a concern for the safety of the drugs.
TCR mispairing could significantly decrease the functional avidity of the genetically modified T cells by reducing the ability of the cells to interact with the desired target peptide and, in addition, it can potentially represent a risk for autoimmunity.
