Sentence examples for potentially to include from inspiring English sources

Gatekeeper will help spot if an app has been modified, potentially to include malware, but it won't vet app developers or their products.

This judgment may need to be informed by initial small-scale pilot studies to investigate pathways, magnitude, and extent of individual exposures, potentially to include biologic as well as environmental or personal sampling.

BPC (2009) also recognized that "the quality of peer review varies widely" and that agencies "need to extend their inquiry beyond simply ascertaining whether a paper was peer reviewed," potentially to include "how the peer review was conducted".

More research is underway to expand the arsenal of anti-malarial drugs, potentially to include other artemisinin-based treatments than artesunate, which are also safe to use in pregnancy [ 159].

Among these total, five (5) were potentially interesting to include in cellulosic ethanol processing studies and six (6) showed proteolytic abilities, that may be used to increment biofuel production from protein rich sources.

Additionally, the immune system, which is often overlooked, has been shown to play a beneficial role in tissue repair, and future endeavors in material design will potentially expand to include immunomodulation.

Furthermore, our ANN architecture using 2 MLPs is potentially able to include more than one dependent variable (in addition to EWL) and operate a non-linear transformation between them.

One limitation of this trial was the relatively large number of patients potentially possible to include but not enrolled due to various reasons.

25 Participants will be asked to list additional outcome domains they consider as potentially relevant to include into the COS, and additionally name the number of lowest/highest reasonable amount of domains included in the COS.

We screen more than 12 000 articles per year for potentially significant references to include in the MGI knowledge base.

Antigua and Barbuda has proposed expanding the number of crimes potentially punishable by death to include any that involve weapons and lead to serious injury or death.