Sentence examples for potentially has increased from inspiring English sources

Leisey 1A potentially has increased ungulate diversity compared to Inglis 1A with the addition of the peccary (Mylohyus fossilis), the llama (Palaeolama mirifica), and two proboscideans (Cuvieronius tropicus, Mammuthus hayi), but lacks the pronghorn (Capromeryx arizonensis).

"These individuals would have then potentially had increased survival and fitness, traits that would have become increasingly selected upon during primate evolution".

This could potentially have increased its unique contribution beyond what is seen in Table 4.

Any cell that is damaged may potentially have increased nonspecific binding.

This may have introduced "expectation" bias through greater effort being made to identify neoplastic disease at colonoscopy after a positive result and might potentially have increased the specificity of faecal haemoglobin.

Clubbers are being warned about a heightened risk of overdosing on ecstasy, amid evidence that the purity of the drug has increased to potentially dangerous levels.

Through next-generation sequencing, the amount of sequence data potentially available for phylogenetic analyses has increased exponentially in recent years.

Due to population growth, the expansion of metropolitan areas, and the increasing dependence upon motor vehicles, the fraction of the population residing or working near major roadways has increased, representing a potentially vulnerable population of individuals experiencing adverse health effects related to the inhalation of traffic-related air pollution.

Recently, Gattinoni and colleagues [ 29] found that ALI/ARDS patients with a higher mass of non-aerated tissue and a higher potentially recruitable lung had increased mortality.

The non-concealment of the pedometer may have influenced step-count levels in both groups at assessment points; potentially this would have increased physical activity at these points and therefore reduced the effect between the groups.

As for the reason of this discrepancy, all isolates from study patients were considered to have a vancomycin MIC #1 μg/mL ≤1 μg/mL, and those elderly patients aged 75 years older with potentially poor renal function had increased AUC values and displayed poor prognosis.