Sentence examples for participated potentially from inspiring English sources

Frey et al. noted that the strong participation rates (14percentt of those solicited participated) potentially reflect high unmet demand for these types of services.

Some of the other children had participated potentially in resilience groups or other activities.

Thirdly, because participation of hospitals in the Hospital Discharge Register database was on a voluntary basis, not all hospitals participated, potentially reducing the variation in hospitals' performance (especially if poorly performing hospitals selectively decline to participate).

There was the potential for selection bias to occur with those who did not participate potentially being less adherent to treatment, therefore the adherence levels reported in this article should be regarded as conservative estimates.

The nature of the hospice inpatient population, with most patients in the terminal stage of their illness, limits the number of patients well enough to participate, potentially necessitating lengthy time-scales for sufficient data collection.

However, it is likely that a lower percentage of individuals would have participated which potentially could reduce the representative of the response and increase the risk of socioeconomic bias.

Doctors and parents are increasingly concerned about whether children can truly give informed consent to participate in potentially harmful research.

But two other neighbors, Iraq and Lebanon, two of Syria's largest trading partners, signaled that they would not participate, opening potentially significant gaps in the restrictions.

Ms. MacNab and Jay D. Adkisson, editor of Quatloos.com, a Web site devoted to revealing tax frauds, said charities saw little risk in participating in potentially fraudulent tax programs, failing to fill out their tax returns properly and turning a blind eye to executive excesses.

In fact, the reverse is more logical: people predisposed to addiction are more likely to participate in potentially addictive activities.

And Apple's decision to not participate is potentially market-changing – if it never adopts NFC, then it can never become a truly ubiquitous technology.