Sentence examples for potentially assessment from inspiring English sources

These stages include procurement or synthesis of the ENMs (and assessment of potential toxic impurities, such as endotoxins, solvents, or metals in the ENM material); storage of the ENMs; dispersion of the ENMs, if needed, in the test medium (water, soil, or sediment); performance of the ecotoxicological assay; and potentially assessment of the ENM biodistribution in the organism.

These findings have clear implications with regard to potentially improved assessment of deceased donor suitability for potential renal allograft donation.

As American gather their families to share a Thanksgiving meal this week, new government data offers a potentially unappetizing assessment of the U.S. food supply: Residues of many types of insecticides, fungicides and weed killing chemicals have been found in roughly 85percentt of thousands of foods tested.

This context also means that students inevitably had to provide an immediate and potentially rushed assessment of the teaching.

Another limitation is the use of only hospital-diagnosed CVD which may present an incomplete and potentially biased assessment of incident CVD outcomes in the community.

These potential epigenetic marks cannot be distinguished from 5-methylcytosine by many current strategies and may potentially compromise assessment and interpretation of methylation data.

They house secreted proteins and sloughed cells that provide a potentially comprehensive assessment of the organ and the extent of disease.

New approaches are also being explored whereby large batteries of high-throughput in vitro tests are being investigated for their ability to predict toxicity, the results of which may be used in hazard identification and potentially risk assessment.

Of potentially 1986 assessments in each profession, the officers and medical consultants had 18 and 25 missing assessments, respectively.

Integration of the results will take the lessons from previous and, potentially, new assessments and apply them to the problem formulation, allowing a judgement to be taken on each aspect of the problem formulation.

At the same time, the White House cited the Iraq war to justify its wariness of taking action against another Arab country on the basis of incomplete or potentially inaccurate assessments of its weapons of mass destruction.