Sentence examples for potential incidental from inspiring English sources

If clinical trials include whole exomes or whole-genome sequencing, the number of potential incidental genetic findings increases exponentially.

Toluene is known to penetrate mammalian skin in high levels [ 44, 45], and a 24 hour application procedure of QDs in organic solvent with additional barrier disruption through mechanical tape-stripping disruption provides an experimental model for potential incidental exposure to QDs in the workplace through damaged skin.

Survival bias: this bias type could have occurred in the study by Martinelli et al. [ 9 ], as the cases chosen were those patients who had suffered an episode of venous thromboembolism during the previous 2 years and for whom a study of thrombophilia was performed; thus, there was, in fact, a selection of all the potential incidental cases of DVT during this period.

This may suggest that the potential for incidental or informal learning was not enhanced by using the TELTs.

However, the panel advises that individuals be told of the potential for incidental findings and whether they will be returned.

The wildlife regulators asked that new studies be conducted before a permit necessary to allow the project to proceed -- despite the potential for incidental harm to bald and golden eagle species in the area -- is issued.

In section II, 2, the increased potential for incidental findings has been mentioned for non-targeted personal genome testing.

Due to the higher prevalence of tumours in elderly patients, more potential malignant incidental findings (pmIFs) are expected in CTs of these patients.

Their findings imply that macroscopic objects can be a potential source of incidental nanoparticles in the environment, and that humans have long been in direct contact with these nanomaterials without being noticed32.

While some of Google's competitors might have suffered when Google made changes to the way it generated and displayed search results, the F.T.C. said, "the totality of the evidence" showed that "any negative impact on actual or potential competitors was incidental".

As such, there is an increased potential to identify incidental findings (IFs).