"may potentially increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to talk about something that has the possibility of increasing, but it is not a guarantee. Example: The new marketing campaign may potentially increase sales by 20%.
This greater prepartum DMI may potentially increase milk production during early lactation.
There is limited information on how this activity may potentially increase the risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE).
Our findings suggest that maternal exposure to higher levels of chromium during pregnancy may potentially increase the risk of delivering LBW infants, particularly for female infants.
These types of alterations may potentially increase the yield and/or add novel functions through property changes to the starch molecule.
Disease perception and adequate management practices are two essential issues faced by farmers, especially in the current context of climate change which may potentially increase disease risk.
Therefore, the use of more refined models may potentially increase the predicted shear resistance and avoid unnecessary strengthening of existing structures.
While research has shown that natural landscapes cause less stress and frustration to the driver among other benefits, the same vegetation may potentially increase the severity of run-off-the-road crashes.
By combining the classic investment optimization approach with the tools of Robust Decision Making we analyze the viability of different strategies that may potentially increase the robustness of a power system.
These results suggest that sulfate treatments add a factor of risk due to elevated production of methylmercury in sediment and porewater which biomagnified into small fish, and may potentially increase through the food web.
If this was also true for our patients in this experimental smoking day paradigm, then the decrease in negative symptoms might possibly also be mediated by physiological changes associated with the cue-enhanced placebo cigarette, which may potentially increase functional activity of dopaminergic transmission.
These results suggest that the induction of TH1 cytokines during pregnancy by CpG motifs may potentially increase the risk of fetal loss and morphologic defects in mice, at least at high doses, and support the need for further investigation of teratogenesis that may result from exposure to vaccine adjuvants designed to produce TH1 cytokine profile shifts.
