Sentence examples for potential for resolution from inspiring English sources
All have the potential for resolution or may magnify the damage from the evening before.
It is important to distinguish this entity because it has the potential for resolution after improved glycemic control (4).
Association mapping (AM) is a relatively recent quantitative trait loci (QTL) mapping approach, that has the potential for resolution to the level of individual genes (alleles) [ 8].
In animal experiments, mild to moderate reactive astrogliosis of this type exhibits the potential for resolution [ 226], but the functional consequences of these changes are not well understood.
It is therefore apparent that liver cirrhosis is not simply an extended form of liver fibrosis, but is associated with particular architectural and biochemical features that may limit the potential for resolution.
Because there is little or no reorganization of tissue architecture, if the triggering mechanism is able to resolve, then mild or moderate reactive astrogliosis exhibits the potential for resolution in which the astrocytes return to an appearance similar to that in healthy tissue [ 226].
Foregut diversion and weight loss have been proposed as potential mechanisms for resolution of type II diabetes mellitus (T2DM) observed in patients undergoing gastric bypass for obesity.
SAA1/2, GATA2, IGF1, SHC2, and SERPINA14 genes may become potential markers for resolution of endometrial inflammation in the postpartum cow.
Therefore, the proposed design has great potential for nanometer resolution and long-range applications.
Zeolitic-imidazolate framework ZIF-8 has shown great potential for high resolution separation of propylene/propane mixtures based on the size exclusion principle.
In children with antenatally detected hydronephrosis caused by ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) stenosis, the main challenge is preserving renal function by identifying children who require early surgical intervention from those for whom watchful waiting may be appropriate because of the potential for spontaneous resolution without a significant loss of renal function.
