Sentence examples for potentially translated from inspiring English sources
This can be potentially translated into targeted cellular and tissue-specific clinical applications designed to achieve maximal therapeutic efficacy with minimal side effects.
Having established that MIC is transcribed and therefore potentially translated in any/every tissue, we set now to examine the relevance of MIC and indirectly that of MIC-NKG2D expression in auto-immunity.
The reduction of cytokines such as IL-6, Rantes and IFN-γ in cells obtained from mice treated with HLA-DRα2 indicates that TIRC7 targeting might be potentially translated into clinical use to prevent acute inflammatory response.
lncRNAs often contain several potentially translated ORFs (Ingolia et al., 2011).
Moreover, epidemiological studies can be potentially translated into public health practices through developing or validating screening and diagnostic methods and though strengthening capacity for services.
This non-productive time - through improved staff management and accountability - can be potentially translated into productivity gains leading to improved health service provision.
In conclusion, the use of ResPlex III might potentially translate into a quicker response to a potential pandemic threat and provide timelier subtyping of circulating influenza A strains during seasonal outbreaks.
The fundraising will potentially translate into a market value of up to £100m when it joins the junior AIM market in March.
But increasingly its approach is seen as passive and outdated as people flock to sites like Tumblr where they can be more actively engaged in creating personal, expressive content to share — and which could potentially translate to advertising dollars.
While Facebook is still king, people are flocking to sites like Tumblr where they can "be more actively engaged in creating personal, expressive content to share — and which could potentially translate to advertising dollars," The New York Times's Jenna Wortham writes.
These results indicate that greater isolation potentially translates into lower levels of social capital.
