Sentence examples for potential to contract from inspiring English sources
Anything that didn't involve heterosexual, normative, monogamous sexuality was seen as behavior having the potential to contract and spread HIV.
Mammary and other epithelial cancer cells form cylindrical, spindle-like cells with the potential to contract and elongate, supporting migration through the surrounding ECM mesh.
These cells have the potential to contract ECM, and they are enriched in sites of tissue injury and wound healing [ 40].
Humans are frequently unaware of their presence, and wild mammals have the potential to contract AI from waterfowl or their environment and to then transmit AI to domestic animals or humans.
These plants can leave behind diseases that the raspberry plant then has the potential to contract.
This Chinese company urges potential clients to "contract us to perform your entire targeting project from initial strategy design and targeting vector construction to mutant animal delivery, or you can outsource specific phases of the project to us".
Mr Diouf predicts that, if the world fails to take urgent action to keep global warming beneath 2C, the emerging international target, "the global food production potential can be expected to contract severely" – with harvests dropping by up to 40 per cent in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Major gaps remain in our knowledge of the potential ability of domesticated animals to contract or spread these zoonoses.
The potential savings will vary from contract to contract, but the results are promising and we will support the wider public sector to find savings in complex contracts.
Under conditions of climatic change, plants in Florida have the potential to expand or contract their ranges to areas where they are better suited to the environmental conditions.
The implementation of the Health and Social Care Act, potential changes to contracts for GPs, juniors and consultants, as well as the overhanging cloud of financial austerity will all play their part in defining issues for the NHS.
