Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, publisher of The International Herald Tribune, said in an interview that the name change was driven by "extensive research" showing that there was substantial potential, under the new name, to increase the number of international subscribers to the digital editions of The New York Times.
Despite substantial research into potential new therapies for this common disease, vaccines against acne vulgaris are not yet available.
Researching more ways to 'mix and match' wildlife and livestock for enhanced ecosystem services and livelihoods, exploiting the current enthusiasm at governmental and international levels for the ecosystem services paradigm, which brings with it new and substantial potential funding sources (such as the UK government's major Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation programme).
DSM programs which promote off road electric transportation are another new use with substantial potential to increase electricity demand.
In any case, our findings demonstrated the substantial potential of antisense DNA as a new class of gene silencing molecules for not only bacteriology but also molecular biology, physiology, developmental biology involving clinical research.
Since the outcome measures of lung impairment have considerable test-to-test variability, potential new therapies face a substantial challenge.
The expansion of genetic codes through incorporation of noncanonical amino acids (ncAAs) offers substantial potential to develop designer proteins capable of yielding new insights into cellular processes.
Given the substantial number of biopsies performed for benign lesions we sought to identify potential new thresholds to refine biopsy recommendations and to optimize management.
In addition, the overlap of a substantial subset of molecular markers with those expressed in human lupus kidneys suggests potential new biomarkers and therapeutic targets.
Based on a priori considerations of the clinical pharmacology of the new continuous-combined HRT Angeliq® and also other HRTs, there is a substantial potential for confounding in this study.
