Sentence examples for potential to propagate from inspiring English sources
However, stressing the joint has the potential to propagate any underlying injury and convert a partial tear into a complete tear.
However the in-situ vibration measurement on a typical steam TG set during machine shutdown operating at the barring speed reveals that the machine is subjected to vibration which may have potential to propagate the existing damage further.
The concept of cancer stem/initiating cells is designed to define a cancer subpopulation that has the potential to propagate the tumor and may be responsible for driving tumor development, progression, metastasis and drug resistance or relapse.
Therefore, both tBid and/or Bax have the potential to propagate the apoptotic signal from one membrane to another.
Cancer stem/initiating cells have the potential to propagate the tumour and may be accountable for cancer development, progression, metastasis and tumour relapse.
The atmosphere integrates CO2 emissions from many sources and so the variability and uncertainty in fire CO2 emissions has the potential to propagate significant uncertainty through regional C monitoring programs.
The double nature of a covalent modification either on histones and/or on the DNA as dynamic (because in principle it can be added and removed) and at the same time its potential ability to propagate a memory, fits well with these aforementioned needs.
This is because of the potential of fungus to propagate and colonize a variety of environments, principally those rich in decomposing plant material (Meijer et al. 2011).
Topographic roughness index (TRI) is a measure of variability in the landscape surface and a proxy of the potential of disturbances to propagate across the earth's surface, such as a wildland fire burning across a landscape.
These cells were exposed to the filtered supernatant of DU145XMRV (DU145 cells that were previously infected with a replication-competent XMRV) and cultured for additional week to allow a potential helper virus to propagate.
Instead, we recommend building a phylogenetic tree for every family (including the ad-hoc families), and then using the trees to identify potential orthologs and to propagate annotations (e.g., [22]).
