Sentence examples for potentially accompanied by from inspiring English sources

"That doesn't make a breakup very likely, but it does mean some extraordinary things will almost certainly need to happen — probably by mid-January — to prevent the progressive closure of all the euro zone sovereign bond markets, potentially accompanied by escalating runs on even the strongest banks".

One would therefore expect less variability in the contextual input (potentially accompanied by a weaker influence of the AIP) when executing own actions.

Moreover, our observations reveal that loss of CAR is potentially accompanied by substantial changes in cellular morphology that may also be explained by an impaired presence of α-catenin.

Acute gastroenteritis (AGE), defined as diarrheal disease of rapid onset potentially accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever, or abdominal pain, is a major cause of illness in the United States.

Diseases other than stroke that are potentially accompanied by dysphagia were put in one group including Parkinson's disease, dementia (26 patients, 2.1% of the study population), dysphagia of unknown cause and motoneuron disease.

Symptoms in HFMD children include fever and rashes (maculopapule, papules and small herpes) located on the hands, feet, mouth and buttocks, potentially accompanied by coughing, runny nose and lack of appetite.

It is therefore expected that as evolutionary distance increases, the ability to group contigs to a particular gene will decrease and potentially be accompanied by an increase in incorrect assignment of contigs to putatively orthologous genes.

Rich coal deposits in the Kuzbass region, about 2,000 miles east of Moscow, are accompanied by potentially lethal concentrations of methane.

In Arabidopsis this process is catalyzed by at least 37 E2s and accompanied by potentially over 1,400 different E3s to recognize different substrates in various biological pathways (Kraft et al. [2005]; [Vierstra 2009]).

For those three reasons, the debt ceiling "debate," expected to ramp up again this Fall, is pure nonsensical theatrics, unfortunately accompanied by potentially serious consequences for the actual economy.

Because many CNVs may show similar patterns, greater caution will be required when working with inbred populations because the loss of CNVs, accompanied by potentially dramatic phenotypic consequences, will be more common than has been generally appreciated [17], [18].