Sentence examples for summarised the potential from inspiring English sources

Several reviews have summarised the potential cellular mechanisms of nanoparticles toxicity such as increase in the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and induction of inflammatory responses [ 2- 4].

Schaeffer [ 1] summarised the potential effects of GS on dairy cattle breeding schemes assuming an r GEBV of 0.75 and a cost for GS per genotyped individual (C QEBV) of 500 Canadian Dollars in a one-stage selection approach.

This paper summarises the potential and feasibility of tropospheric remote sensing from geostationary orbit by measuring the backscattered solar radiance with an UV VIS SWIR imaging spectrometer (GeoSCIA).

This paper describes an example of this approach, a collaborative process used to develop a suite of posters which summarise the potential impacts of volcanic ash and preparedness and mitigation strategies for different sectors of critical infrastructure.

Table 1 summarises the potential harms and benefits of antenatal expressing of colostrum.

A network overview of the TargetScan predictions for Group A is shown in Figure  3 to summarise the potential interactions.

In contrast to statistics for agreement, which are purely descriptive, regression dilution ratios summarise the potential consequences of both random and systematic errors for epidemiological analyses.

The model gives a reasonable accurate result and the differences between the model calculation and training judgements are summarised as the potential causes are discussed.

The key findings on IT adoption are summarised and the potential for construction-sector companies to be intelligent enterprises is evaluated.

In the present review, we evaluate and summarise the clinical potential of tissue engineered ECMs in reconstructive urology with emphasis on their long-term outcomes in urological clinical trials.

Figures 1 and 2 summarise the potential impacts in terms of 'prevented' deaths as measured by the differences between the number of deaths that were actually observed and the number of deaths that would have occurred in the target group had this been subjected to the age-specific, sex-specific and time-specific death rates of the all-Sweden reference group.