The association of many of these repeats with potentially novel yet similar coding regions yields an exciting potential for disease associated genes.
Both of the opera's principal women are potentially interesting yet insufficiently drawn.
This, coupled with the fact that he sits on government select committees concerning science, technology and health, feels like a potentially dangerous yet easily avoidable state of affairs.
That same bold abandon is required to proficiently head a soccer ball, one of the sport's most potentially dangerous yet valuable skills.
We're fantastically remote, potentially vulnerable, yet constantly lifted and inspired by the vivid blue beauty of sea and sky: rolling cloudscapes, wildly flamboyant sunsets and star-peppered nights.
The transition from computer-generated racing to hard, cold, dangerous steel ought to be both difficult and potentially terrifying, yet for Mardenborough it was instinctive: "It felt completely normal," he says.
Late in the first act came a potentially overwrought yet mesmerizing incident when, after Gaveston's execution, Mr. Stollwitzer clutched a bag supposedly containing Gaveston's severed head while a distraught Ms. Zamora tried to cling to him.
In addition, Seib noted, both Reagan and young Bush offered "tax-cut plans so ambitious that they were seen at the outset as unrealistic, and potentially dangerous," yet quickly went "from being questionable to seeming almost inevitable".
Wilson disease is one of the commonest inherited and potentially fatal yet treatable liver disorders.
This is an exciting investment because hedge funds represent a potentially lucrative yet dangerous place to invest.
