Sentence examples for potential maker from inspiring English sources

As a new model prokaryote and a potential maker of medicines and other compounds— the team offers Vibrio natriegens, a salt marsh denizen that is the fastest-growing bacterium known.

Consistently altered miRNAs in HNSCC include miR-21 that is negatively correlated with PTEN and the programmed cell death 4 (PDCD4) gene and implicated in cell proliferation, invasion and metastases; the miR-106b family that negatively regulates the p21 CDK inhibitor; and miR-205 that targets PTEN and is suggested as a potential maker for diagnosis, lymph mode metastasis and outcome.

A large study in the United Kingdom evaluated the accuracy of potential makers: child age, type of injuries, incidence of repeat attendance, and the accuracy of clinical screening assessments for detecting physical abuse in injured children attending Accident and Emergency departments [ 13].

That could be a potential difference maker".

That makes every Republican moderate in the House a potential deal maker or deal breaker.

Now, with this latest book serving as personal catharsis -- and, of course, potential money maker -- he is back to his old contented self.

"I never wanted to be in a position of taking public policy positions based on anything other than my convictions as an economist or a potential policy maker".

With the clock ticking, she has farmed out about 100 potential decision maker names for validation to TaskRabbit, an online service that gets freelance workers to bid on short-term projects.

Therefore, in the diffusion of disaster prevention technology, selecting appropriate social referents for each type of information is integral to successfully influencing the potential decision maker to adopt the technology.

I'm not completely comfortable pegging this thirty-something year-old Macedonian rookie as a potential "difference maker" in this series, but Pero has torched the Pacers this year.

On one side we had an odds-on-favorite and potential history maker blindsided by, of all things, a sudden burst of latent socialism.