Sentence examples for potentially attaining from inspiring English sources

Aside from the possibility of getting violently ill -- which had the upside of potentially attaining my ideal target weight -- I reasoned that little more than an inconsequential anecdote or quip to share at parties would come of this trip.

Still, the center said, the storm was expected to strengthen and potentially attain hurricane status again before reaching the southeastern coast of Cuba on Monday morning.

The results obtained from the Elovich equation could be useful for assessing the sorption equilibrium for the metals potentially attained in soil barrier systems.

With a 4.9 μs working period for the 20 μm × 20 μm heaters that generate the deflecting jets, the sorter can potentially attain a working frequency of 50 kHz or higher.

This verse tells us to fast but also tells us what we could potentially attain from our fast if we deepen its meaning - namely consciousness.

Dvorak estimates suggested Nicholas potentially attained hurricane status, though microwave images of the storm showed a sheared system without any evidence of an eye feature.

With a high mutation rate, the population of influenza A virus can generate considerable genetic variability and if there would be no selection it could potentially attain high levels of genetic diversity.

In March 2010, the International Association of Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Group (IADPSG) issued consensus guidelines to potentially attain a single approach for GDM diagnosis worldwide (3).

To explain this, he used the metaphor "epigenetic landscape" to refer to the possible phenotypic states that a cell can potentially attain (reviewed in Gilbert 2000).

They could potentially attain regional pre-eminence by pursuing the strategic objective of establishing triangular collaborations with the Gulf regional medical centers and their North American partners.

In summary, this study constitutes an "atlas" of histone PTMs across the reported lines, and using this atlas, one may potentially attain a novel molecular classification of cancer cells based on their chromatin modification landscape.