Sentence examples for potentially upon from inspiring English sources
Thus, SLiMs could also establish interactions in cis, potentially upon cell-specific modifications (i.e., phosphorylations), to eventually inhibit the recruitment of inappropriate cofactors.
By focusing on standards in this section, the intention is to highlight how standardization functions as a political act to define how HE institutions record data, to prescribe which data they report, and thus to shape how universities may be known, perceived and potentially intervened-upon.
Both NATO and the EU are now creating "rapid reaction forces", potentially drawing upon the same pools of soldiers.
Given the emotional impact such ideas potentially have upon children and youth, it appears to me highly desirable that some form of public action is taken.
But what "Famous Long Ago" (April 16) does not mention is the effect the loss of the meritocratic chief of department will potentially have upon operational policy within the department itself.
This may potentially impact upon our findings.
In this case the efficient use of geographical information can potentially improve upon conventional synthetic estimation.
Augme is seeking damages for the patents potentially infringed upon in the form of royalties and interest.
Combined with experiences of NCDs from families and/or communities, these narratives enable adolescents to construct and potentially act upon contextual understanding of evidence relating to life course approaches to NCD risk reduction.
The idea is that when a search operator hits a difficult patch (under-performs) in the search space, the EA scheme "reacts" to that by potentially calling upon a different search operator.
In order to capture the current state-of-the-art in describing AA (and peptide) properties, and to potentially improve upon the current situation, in this work we have compared 9 previously published and four novel AA descriptor sets (referred to as ProtFP in the text) in order to evaluate how they describe AA (dis)similarities (see Methods for a detailed explanation).
