Sentence examples for potentially a response from inspiring English sources
The potential clinical significance of this is that the underappreciated enlarged efferent LN of RA joints that are often palpable on exam, or evident on imaging studies, may reflect disease activity and potentially a response to therapy.
But they should anticipate adverse reaction and – with the opportunity to publish a response potentially a month (or a summer) away – make a special effort to incorporate diverging viewpoints within the same issue.
Factor screening is an important first step in many industrial experiments where a large number of factors potentially influence a response.
Taken together, these results are consistent with a model of ecological speciation, potentially as a response to the emergence of a new, high-altitude niche as the volcano grew.
For a laser high wall-plug conversion efficiency, a low threshold power (Pth), compact geometry, and potentially a fast response times for direct modulation is desired23,24,25,26,27.
Methylation of the O-methylguanine-DNA methyltransferase (MGMT) promoter has been described to be associated with a better prognostic value and potentially a better response to alkylating agents.
In our survey a total of three (3) emails were sent, and potentially a higher response rate may have been achieved by sending also mailed invitations and providing a small financial gift/voucher.
Methylation of the O-alkylguanine deoxyribonucleic acid alkyltransferase (MGMT) promoter has been described to be associated with a better prognostic value and potentially a better response to alkylating agents.
In both clonal and seed sprout systems, exogenous treatment of phenolic phytochemicals from a non-target species elicited endogenous stimulation of phenolic synthesis and potentially an antioxidant response.
The main advantage of telephone interviews is a potentially high response rate obtained in an affordable and fast manner.
She was the highest-ranking official to talk publicly about such a potentially provocative step as a response to North Korea's second nuclear test, conducted two weeks ago.
