Sentence examples for potentially based on a from inspiring English sources
Malaria transmission was highly localized; all 23 infections were in persons from 8 villages (40%), which suggests that transmission is potentially based on a set of discrete ecologic determinants.
Although no significant sequence similarity exists between these regulatory domains, there is the possibility that they share a common mechanism of calcium-regulation, potentially based on a homo-dimer arrangement.
Species groupings were sometimes intermingled within a cohesive genus such as Mycobacterium: such examples likely reflect the combined effects of minimal within-genus variation and species definitions that are ecological (and therefore potentially based on a relatively small number of characteristics) rather than genomic in nature.
Thus, individuals with only a subjective experience of cancer may conceal severe psychological distress, potentially based on misunderstanding of the judgements given by the doctor or another representative of the health care system.
Other more complicated temporal designs are also possible, potentially based on even higher dimensional time-spaces.
The mechanisms behind these impairments are poorly understood, and potentially based on both heritability and environmental susceptibility factors.
The differences in investigations and imaging tests ordered for these patients is potentially based on the physician's perception of lower acuity of presentation because the patient is in the non-monitored area of the ED.
However, an advantage of the survey approach can be the capture of overall impressions, potentially based on multiple visits.
Different algorithms should be applied to different regions, potentially based on maps of soil type or vegetation structure.
Phase III studies are large, confirmatory studies that state prior hypotheses, potentially based on earlier phase II results.
In conclusion, it seems likely that the design of new therapeutic strategies could be potentially based on selectively targeting the D2R-A2AR oligomerization status and thus finely controlling the function of such receptors.
