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Several transcription factors such as Foxg1 and COUP-TFI are expressed in low medial to high lateral gradients that could potentially oppose β-catenin signaling [56], [57].

A more fundamental divergence is that the approaches emphasize different — and potentially opposing — values, and are carried out according to different orders of operation.

Employing stakeholders to introduce potentially opposing viewpoints can eliminate or diffuse tensions that might otherwise arise if students were asked to represent and defend their own personal views.

In initial discussion sections, I quickly noted that many engaged, outspoken, and politically passionate students could tend towards factionalism or an unwillingness to engage with potentially opposing ideas.

Thus, two potentially opposing forces act on aging males.

And just because you can't have a final answer in terms of how it's all going to work out, or you can't call it by a name, it's still worth living in that potentially wonderful moment, [as opposed to] somebody who wants to map it all out, and if they can't solve it like an equation then they just can't have it in their lives.

When the council started talking last year about putting a YMCA in the Towne Center, Knapp vigorously opposed it, arguing that potentially valuable land should not be used for a nonprofit organization.

The means-test effect via the extensive margin improves the insurance aspect but introduces opposing impacts on incentives that potentially have ambiguous welfare outcomes.

That potentially offers vastly lower production costs.

That potentially opens a can of worms.

But she qualified that potentially controversial statement.