Sentence examples for potentially together from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the anterior insula, potentially together with the anterior cingulate cortex, appears to pivotally influence the dynamics between large-scale brain networks subserving internal (default-mode network) and external (executive control network) information processing.

The formation of pyrophosphate was shown to be most efficient above pH 9. Pyrophosphate that is formed in such a way would stay concentrated on the magnesium hydroxide after 'activation' of the adsorbed orthophosphate [54], potentially together with an abiotic purine nucleoside.

In particular, lytic metastases within the vertebral column can cause pathological fractures, severe pain and spinal cord compression, potentially together with neurological impairment [ 1].

Th17 cells were recently identified as a separate T cell lineage, apart from Th1 and Th2 cells, and numerous groups have demonstrated a crucial role for IL-6 and IL-1, potentially together with transforming growth factor (TGF β, in their generation [ 59, 60].

Most likely, there is a combination of factors in the structure of AnMan5B that contribute to high transglycosylation capacity, where R206, analogous to R171 in TrMan5A, might play one of the roles in providing affinity in the aglycone subsites, potentially together with W242.

It teased apart the financial strands that may, potentially, come together to fund the SDGs.

The cloud does potentially tie together a number of Microsoft's acquisitions in an attractive way.

If the discussions between British Airways and KLM are successful, an agreement could potentially bring together several airlines from competing alliances.

Gurinder Chadha, director of Bend It Like Beckham and Bride and Prejudice, told the Daily Mirror that she had spoken to Malik about potentially working together.

But I — what I want to do is to — is to get ideas from him and see if — see if there are some ways that we can potentially work together.

Swiping right on one and left on another means that they can be compared — and potentially stitched together to form a huge list of who is most likely to have be desirable.