Sentence examples for potential for passage from inspiring English sources
A veto threat from Trump could thwart any potential for passage of the bipartisan Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act introduced to Congress last year by the Republican senator Chuck Grassley.
In these systems CD133+ progenitor cells generated primary and secondary neurospheres (demonstrating potential for passage) [ 22].
The historical use of meat and bone meal would have provided this large potential for passage through cattle.
This study was designed to assess the potential for transcervical passage of drugs from semen.
However, animal models have demonstrated the potential for transplacental passage of 'pro-asthmatic' mediators (e.g. Th2 cytokines, immunologic cells, etc)., which could theoretically be capable of modifying the developing fetal immune system [reviewed [91]].
Nevertheless, the committee on Wednesday plans to mark up the bill for potential passage on the House floor.
Hillary became reconciled to the President's pursuing NAFTA (and putting health care aside) only after several days of debate, and of being "gentled along" by Maggie Williams; and, even after she agreed, she took actions in the pre-NAFTA period which, whether she was conscious of it or not, had the potential for undermining NAFTA's passage.
FDSCs retained differentiation potential for at least 15 passages and after freeze/thaw procedures.
SHhES1-NPCs generated with our protocol were expandable at a relatively high dividing rate and maintained the multipotent potential for at least 10 passages when bFGF was supplemented (data not shown).
Although the pluripotent potential of bMSC after more than 4 to 5 passages was not analyzed in the present study, it has been reported that bMSC collected from calves BM are able to maintain osteogenic differentiation potential for up to 15 passages [ 23].
Although the zoonotic potential of CWD is considered low, identification of multiple CWD strains and the potential for agent evolution upon serial passage hinders a definitive conclusion.
