A corollary of this trait is that in chromosomal regions were units converge, there is the potential for overlapping (bi-directional) transcription, which could potentially lead to the formation of dsRNA and subsequent small RNAs.
Newman, a strong supporter of former prime minister Tony Abbott, told Lateline Turnbull's "left leaning positions" could potentially lead to the formation of a breakaway conservative party.
The focus of this review is the application of bone morphogenetic protein-4 (BMP-4) and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in cartilage repair, a combination that could potentially lead to the formation of permanent hyaline-like cartilage in the defect.
The coffee-ring effects in the case of nanocrystalline ink printing of optical structures can potentially lead to the formation of raw borders at the droplets resulting in the low overall quality of the optical coatings and hamper the formation of well-defined heterostructures.
Such folding can potentially lead to the formation of horseshoes and strange attractors.
Moreover, reduced myoblast number could potentially lead to the formation of less muscle fibres, hence fibre hypoplasia.
The prevalence of SVs in genic regions can potentially lead to the formation of natural allelic variants or alter gene expression and function altogether.
These latter are typically separated by 3-6 nm along the extended polypeptide (50-100 nm in length [ 8, 38, 57]), and therefore can potentially lead to the formation of a relatively dense protein network.
Valiant cautions the work is preliminary and theoretical, but the idea is, he says, if a species has a genome that is very flexible and changes so that new genes are easily formed or different features of the phenotypes appear (rapidly changing wings, for instance) then this can potentially lead to the formation of new species faster than normal.
The model provides for the analysis of the spatial distribution of deformation, and normal and shear stress that potentially lead to the formation of earth fissures.
