Sentence examples for potentially seed from inspiring English sources

The benefits of no further axillary dissection must be weighed against the risk of harboring axillary metastasis that may potentially seed occult metastatic disease.

This would correspond, on average, to a larger number of individuals in the children class that could potentially seed other subpopulations and sustain the spatial invasion.

Since the majority of apomictic plants are pseudogamous and need pollen for endosperm fertilization, interploidal crosses pose a problem because they cause endosperm imbalance and potentially seed abortion.

The influent nitrifiers potentially seeded the activated sludge of the bioreactor and hence demonstrated a mitigation of the acclimatization times and instability during start-up and early operation.

There are many different types of asteroids, but Bennu is particularly intriguing because its dark surface indicates that it's full of organic molecules, the kinds of chemicals that could have potentially seeded life on Earth.

To investigate the roles of small RNAs in grain development and to identify potentially seed-specific small RNAs, several groups have employed high-throughput sequencing technology to sequence small RNA populations from developing seeds in rice [ 12, 50, 63], barley [ 64], maize [ 49] and soybean [ 13, 23, 65].

A core biopsy may be obtained, or an anterior mediastinotomy may be performed to access tissue directly, without potentially seeding the lateral pleural spaces.

Here we report that mild chronic cerebral hypoperfusion induces a chronic dysfunction of the NVU, triggering early vascular deposition of systemically injected Aβ1-42 peptides, which has also shifted to the parenchyma 6 weeks later, thus potentially seeding the brain.

Full seeds were thus classified as potentially sound seed but damaged full seeds (insects, aborted ovules, etc).

Nutrient availability to the maternal plant could potentially affect seed production and seed traits [ 15].

Oil composition can potentially alter seed dormancy since seed oils are sources of energy prior to the initiation of photosynthesis (in Linder and Smith. 1995. Ecological Applications 5 1056 1068, in the references).