As the use of a biological sample contains little physical risk for the participant [ 10] and biobanking potentially has a potential considerable social value [ 22], it has been argued that there should be a move away from a strict informed consent doctrine in biobanking with broad consent and tiered consent proposed as two options.
The S.E.C. potentially has a lot of power.
That said, I've always found it to be a form that, potentially, has a great amount of theatrical energy in it.
"We saw a talented guy who potentially has a chance to fit in," Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, said in a statement.
'It is one of the most exciting drugs we've ever worked with because it potentially has a major role in several major diseases.
Ivanka's ownership of a clothing company, which does business around the world, means she potentially has a stake in trade issues.
"Patrick McEnroe potentially has a chance of being a better captain than his brother," said Don Imus, in a canned quote found in the press kit handed out at the news conference yesterday.
While these are relatively rare, Galbraith says that about 40% of patients with common cancers have a deficiency in a gene involved in DNA repair, and so a drug such as Olaparib potentially has a much wider application.
Mr. Llamas said Apple, which changed the smartphone game in 2007 when it introduced the iPhone, potentially has a ceiling with consumers as its mobile phone is often more expensive than those of its competitors.
The regulator was acting under a 2008 policy that states that any shareholder having more than one board seat on a bank potentially has a controlling interest, making it subject to this regulation.
"George potentially has a lot to offer us.
