Sentence examples for potentially simply from inspiring English sources

Vinculin can bind to α-catenin and F-actin and could potentially simply reinforce adhesion by supplying additional bonds between E-cadherin and F-actin.

This is important due to the fact that the neutral evolution of TRX scores, being highly dependent upon GC content, can potentially simply reflect nonequilibrium changes in GC content under the neutral model.

In epithelial cells with activated c-MET or potentially simply overexpressing HUWE1, ubiquitylation of TIAM1 at cell-cell junctions facilitates both cell-cell adhesion disassembly and invasion, thus overcoming the dissemination suppressing properties previously associated with the TIAM1/RAC signaling axis.

Positive behavioural change was seen without prior education or support, suggesting that some common prescription writing errors are potentially rectifiable simply through changes in the content and design of prescription charts.

But the impact of Google's Custom Search Engine is potentially larger than simply stimulating the rise of boutique search engines.

"[But] the can of worms that is potentially opened up simply raises too many questions, too many unknown risks to future investors and financiers in relation to the buy-back".

Some gay men said that they stopped taking Truvada, potentially endangering themselves, simply to obtain insurance.

No one seems to have a succinct definition, and it's uses are potentially broader than simply a communication standard.

When a parcel of land, a reserve, is isolated from its fire-prone landscape context, its fire interval can potentially be altered simply due to diminished access to external fire.

What is happening – and on both sides – is more subtle and potentially profound than simply a wave of violence, whatever the definition that is applied to it and regardless how long the current cycle lasts.

The overdose that killed her was not a suicide bid, but another tragic loss of life to an illness that attacks the body and mind in equal measure, forcing its victims to take potentially fatal risks, simply because they feel they have no choice.