Sentence examples for potentially transferred from inspiring English sources
The SOC potentially transferred to the riverine system equals to 2.2 Tg yr−1 (~15%).
The data collected from the Santa Lucia wastewater reclamation system represent an exceptional case study, which may be potentially transferred to other rural or littoral communities that lack sanitation and reclamation systems.
Examples of other potentially transferred genes are RSc3252 and RSc1815 that originated from Chlorobium tepidum (green sulfur bacteria) and Xanthomonas campestris (γ-proteobacteria), respectively, but these genes have only putative functions.
The Chlamydiae genes that survived in the nucleus of Plantae either replaced host proteins (e.g., CSD1, copper/zinc superoxide dismutase 1) or provided novel functions (e.g., plastid metabolism or solute transport) and were therefore retained, whereas the majority of the endoparasite genes (2,031 protein coding genes exist in UWE25) that were potentially transferred were lost over time.
Model organisms were also included to provide functional annotations that could be potentially transferred to S. mansoni homologous proteins.
To date, no polymorphic microsatellite markers have been developed in this species or in other species for which microsatellites could be potentially transferred to S. aurea.
"You learn so many skills in this sector that you could potentially transfer them anywhere," says Matthews.
The Fleet Trust said: "Any process to potentially transfer shareholdings will clearly take a period of time to accomplish.
These non-lethal concentrations can select resistant microorganisms [10, 11] which can then potentially transfer resistance to other soil bacteria, including human pathogens, via gene transfer [12 16].
Although pedagogical agents can potentially transfer enthusiasm to learners in multimedia learning environments [10], there is a surprising lack of empirical evidence to support this claim.
This attitude can potentially transfer to ophthalmology trainees, staff and patients.
