Sentence examples for recognised potential from inspiring English sources

The broad range of disease types addressed attests the increasing interest within the academic and medical communities to explore the recognised potential of metabolomics to (1) provide insight into underlying disease pathogenesis and (2) unveil new metabolic markers for disease diagnosis and follow up.

Recognised potential side effects include everything from depression to blood clots like deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.

Acute cardiac toxicity is an increasingly recognised potential adverse effect of antimicrobial drug treatment.

One man talked of having been hospitalised for deep vein thrombosis (a blood clot which forms in a deep vein), a recognised potential consequence of intravenous drug use for all ages [ 24].

This is a recognised potential limitation of the disaster literature. 1 It was not possible, for obvious reasons, to compare the responding tsunami survivors participating in the online survey with a non-responding group of survivors.

Another less recognised potential mechanism of action, which was not directly assessed in this study, relates to neurogenic inflammation of the airways through the stimulation of the transient receptor potential ankyrin-1 cation channel by N-acetyl p-benzoquinoneimine, the metabolite of paracetamol.

Lump symptoms were the most recalled and well-recognised potential cancer symptom [ 19, 32, 48, 50, 53, 56, 64, 78].

Excitotoxicity is a well-recognised potential pathogenic mechanism present in ALS (Talbot, 2014; Vucic et al., 2014), yet it is unknown whether the primary site of excitotoxic damage in ALS is at the cell body or at the distal axon of upper or lower motor neurons.

The discovery of it in such large numbers, together with its recognised horticultural potential, prompted Nelson to formally describe and name it in 1986.

This study has extended our previous analysis of the relationship between ER- α and ER-associated proteins, specifically hsp-27 in human breast tissues containing morphological lesions of recognised malignant potential as well as in human breast carcinomas.

Apart from the above-mentioned strains with already well-recognised biodegradation potential, the Methylobacillus sp. and Paucibacter sp. can be considered important emerging genera of microcystin degraders.