Sentence examples for potential suggested from inspiring English sources

Flow cytometry and confocal microscopy with a fluorescent probe of oxidative potential suggested that oxidation of the plasma membrane occurs during apoptosis stimulated by thapsigargin.

Our study not only reveals the contribution of each domain of the APOL1 protein to cell injury, but also highlights some potential suggested targets for drug design to prevent or treat APOL1-associated nephropathy.

In resting cells, the radial distribution function revealed a significant increase in the probability to find two particles separated by an interval of 24 nm; the interaction potential suggested repulsive forces for intervals shorter than 24 nm and attractive forces between 24 and 26 nm.

However, calculations exploring its potential suggested that a thermal efficiency greater than that of ordinary alkaline water electrolysis powered by existing light-water reactors (28%) could be achieved by regulating the flow rate of sulfuric acid vaporization, concentrating sulfuric acid with a multiple-effect evaporator, and reducing the cell voltages of the electrolyzers.

Taking a gas content of 2.80 m3/t as the lower limit of shale with a commercial shale gas potential suggested by Halliburton (Wang et al. 2012a), shale with a gas-filling porosity of 2.6%% should have a burial depth of about 1500 m to achieve this gas content under a pressure coefficient of 1.5 according to Fig. 7.

The band needed the support of a big label to make good on the huge potential suggested by Ride the Lightning.

"The maps of increased flooding potential suggest a dire future," write the scientists.

7 Yes Axon fiber I Na,t Conduction of the action potential suggests there must be some Na channels there.

The long-term development of the potential suggests phase formation or transformation following the Avrami pattern.

The Point of View anthology reaches back to video art's democratic potential, suggesting that video art can be produced for a broad audience.

The inverse relationship between chromatin compaction and developmental potential suggests that the timing of heterochromatin formation must be tightly regulated during development11,12.