Sentence examples for potentially filled from inspiring English sources

In earlier studies, the OLQ cilia MTs were described as unusually dark and potentially filled with electron-dense material (Ward et al., 1975; Perkins et al., 1986).

The unfamiliar patient is broadly assumed to justify information exchange,[ 10, 25, 44] and not without reason, as the unfamiliar patient results in a knowledge deficit potentially filled by HIE [ 18].

SOL was the time period measured from "lights out" or "bedtime" to the beginning of sleep, and SE was defined as the proportion of sleep in the period potentially filled by the ratio of total sleep time to time in bed as a percentage, where a SE less than 85%% is considered to be indicative of sleep disturbance [ 39].

SL was the time period measured from "lights out" or "bedtime" to the beginning of sleep, and SE defined as the proportion of sleep in the period potentially filled by sleep: ratio of total sleep time to time in bed as a percentage, where a SE less than 85% is considered to be indicative of sleep disturbance [ 21].

Secondly....spoiler alert...Rob Smyth is due in these environs on Day 5 and it will be he who has to potentially fill the dead air.

Walker's loss is noted, but barely felt; given the prevailing blokeishness, a certain former BBC motoring presenter could potentially fill in for Furious 8.

They carry no further obligations to the club acquiring them after July 1 and could potentially fill holes as rentals for clubs hoping for a deep postseason run.

But this rhetorical question provides a great opportunity to show how ideas can change with new data and how we can potentially fill in gaps in our knowledge with a clear understanding of the evolutionary relationships of the species at hand.

Blaine Gabbert did nothing as a rookie to win over the fans, adding a future hall-of-famer to the roster would at the very least make Jacksonville relevant and potentially fill the seats that will prevent the Jaguars from being removed Jacksonville.

This was a serious 'wobble', leaving a policy vacuum that some other approach could potentially fill.

This could potentially fill a hole where Apple's iPad was much better positioned.