The potential emergence of a new virus for which there is no treatment or vaccine is cause for concern.
Kevin Mountford, head of banking at moneysupermarket.com said the potential emergence of a new entrant was "great news".
However, similar to chemotherapeutic drugs, they suffer from the potential emergence of tumour-cell resistance.
Despite the Phillies' potential emergence as a challenger to the Braves in the National League East, Mets General Manager Steve Phillips said, "You don't play chase in this game".
On the other hand, he has had to avoid appearing tone-deaf to the potential emergence of a democracy movement in Iran and to keep his political opponents from casting him as weak in foreign affairs.
Noting the echoes of the past in today's wartime restrictions on civil liberties -- and the potential emergence of another victimized minority -- she says: "These trials are an important part of understanding where we are as a people.
This radio-isotope has a half-life of a mere eight days, but if ingested it can accumulate in the thyroid, leading to illness and the potential emergence of thyroid cancer in later life.
This assay will be useful for further studies of recombination, especially those evaluating the potential emergence of recombinants between BHV-1 marker vaccine and wildtype strains.
Such a critical gap of knowledge precludes the comprehensive assessment needed to estimate the risk and develop effective countermeasures against the potential emergence of JEV in the United States (U.S.).
In this context, we provide evidence for the potential emergence of an alternative, i.e. not rooted in pastoralism, version of the Anglo-American 'rural idyll'.
The 2014 15 Ebola outbreak in West Africa highlighted the challenges many hospitals face when preparing for the potential emergence of highly contagious diseases.
