Sentence examples for potential clarification from inspiring English sources

Potential clarification that the effect of vitamin D status on endothelial dysfunction is through inflammation.

The potential paralogs within C. brenneri (Cbre-dsh-1a, Cbre-dsh-1b, Cbre-dsh-2a, Cbre-dsh-2b, Cbre-mig-5a, and Cbre-mig-5b) were each on separate contigs, offering no potential clarification.

For example, the Warlpiri group was able to provide the first insight into the potential clarification of an equivalent method of asking respondents about hopelessness, which provided the subsequent clues to the Arrernte group to complete the translation process.

Potential clarification is emerging from genome-wide surveys that determine different features of promoters known to contain CpG-islands, which are classified according to their high, intermediate and low CpG content [ 3, 4].

The ploodplains too can be expected to return a better yield although the potential needs clarification (at as little as 10 kg/ha the 9 million hectares of the Chari Logone floodplains could produce 90 000 t).

Our results highlight the potential mechanisms of clarification of the water column by diatoms biofilms, by sticking FLG even at high concentration.

There may be potential for further clarification of this phenomenon, perhaps including a triangulated approach involving patient and peer assessment of PCP knowledge.

A considerable number of published reports have indicated a significant association of ESR1 gene polymorphisms and risk for knee, hip, or generalized OA in different populations, although the potential mechanisms await clarifications [ 13– 13].

The user perspective added a number of interesting issues, leading to clarification of potential problems in technological trends, sometimes pointing to possible bifurcations.

There is a need for clear distribution of risks for the business partners and a clarification of potential co-benefits.

The major features of the biological origins of our species are coming into focus, and with this clarification the potential of a more fruitful contact between science and the humanities.