Sentence examples for potential to underscore from inspiring English sources

It's an issue that has enormous potential to underscore the deep problems in America's health care system and why universal health care, Sanders' signature plan, is needed more than ever.

The joint home visits for handing over care of the young infant has the potential to underscore the importance of and improve the use of facility-based postnatal services and enhance the continuum of care.

We have chosen to present the lack of activity for this domain alongside the double-octamer crystal structure of the AAA+ domain of PfMCM in order to underscore potential reasons for the inactivity.

In the following section, we summarize the results of two example questions in effort to demonstrate the type of data that can be collected using this research framework and to underscore potential challenges and opportunities that may arise using this approach.

Her hand moves rhythmically, shaking and pointing, as a way to underscore the potential of new realities for a future generation.

Food security and local agriculture advocates point to the success of those gardens to underscore the potential of urban/local agriculture to feed the nation.

Israelis quickly jumped on the perceived threat, accusing Iran of genocidal intentions and using the comment to underscore the potential threat of a nuclear-armed Iran.

Furthermore, the 28-fold increase in liver Scd1 mRNA with sub-chronic WD feeding continues to underscore the potential importance of this gene in the development of NAFLD.

Here, we briefly speculate on a few of the implications of our findings for the genome biology of N.meningitidis to underscore the potential utility of our pipeline.

On page 6, the authors state that "promoter regions are enriched with Alu elements" to underscore the potential of Alu-derived p53 binding sites to influence host gene regulation and cite Polak and Domany [ 40] in support of this statement.

However, because hepatitis C is asymptomatic in most cases, health states for the current study included long-term risks (e.g., liver damage) and emotional impact (e.g., fear of future risks) in order to underscore the potential seriousness of this condition despite the lack of symptoms.