Sentence examples for potential cocktail of from inspiring English sources

As pretty much every parent on the internet has shrewdly pointed out, this sounds great, as long as Foye is prepared to spend her me-time being woken by screaming every hour and a half, showered indiscriminately with vomit and poo, feeling her body slowly recover from enormous physical trauma, dealing with a potential cocktail of depression, anxiety and raging hormones and other relaxing pastimes.

48 The potential for "cocktails" of antiangiogenic agents which may target multiple mechanisms in the angiogenic process has also been shown.

The AA warned motorists to be "very savvy" when driving in a "nasty cocktail of potential road disruption", and Cumbria police warned of high winds and rain, urging people to drive slowly and only if necessary.

MAP and Bi-PAP-A have the potential to screen for a cocktail of mutations in large populations for which early embryonic mutations (mosaicism) as well as germline mutations could be detected.

For my patient, when he first received his diagnosis, there was essentially one chemotherapy regimen that had the potential to save his life: a cocktail of drugs given at precise intervals and a long hospital stay.

Multi-component injection with a single nanopipette is a potential technology for injecting a customized cocktail of molecules into an individual cell, and is limited only by the number of barrels in the nanopipette.

Plants give you the option of making many molecules to add to a cocktail of pharmaceuticals, because the potential cost of making the molecules is much lower than conventional systems.

- Dumping sites: Dumping sites contain a complex cocktail of chemical agents, with potential health effects in local residents, and consequently cause considerable public concern.

In this study, we have computationally explored several potential intervention strategies to control foodborne pathogens, either by using a cocktail of probiotic strains or an engineered probiotic strain.

To exclude a potential role of glutamatergic neurons in initiating the long calcium transients, a cocktail of NMDA and AMPA receptor antagonists was used.

To assess haematopoietic potential, FACS-sorted AGM cells were plated in methylcellulose medium containing a cocktail of cytokines to identify colony-forming cells.