The phrase "underlying possibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to potential opportunities or consequences that are not immediately obvious or visible. For example: "The new technology has the potential to open up a variety of underlying possibilities for our business."
The presence of other congenital malformations or a positive family history should alert the clinician to the possibility of an underlying, possibly genetic cause [ 1, 2].
Otherwise it is impossible to unpack the logic underlying a possibility and to subject the possibility to subsequent tests.
The range of factors underlying this possibility is not limited to purely genetic causes.
Mechanisms underlying the possibility of a more robust beneficial metabolic response after mild compared with higher exercise intensity have not been well studied.
The reason underlying this possibility is that genes within a topological community are connected among them by more regulations than average.
The role of preadaptation (or prior adaptations, see Hufbauer et al. 2012) of certain native populations to explain invasive success has not received adequate attention (van Kleunen et al. 2011), despite early studies underlying this possibility (Elton 1958).
A selective defect of mitochondrial protein synthesis of the COXI subunit was recently identified in patients carrying pathogenic mutations in the TACO1 gene (Weraarpachai et al., 2009), underlying the possibility that nuclear genes may selectively affect the translation of different mitochondrial proteins.
In this review we systematically assess our currently available knowledge about psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES) with an emphasis on the psychological mechanisms that underlie PNES, possibilities for psychological treatment as well as prognosis.
Underlying the commercial possibilities of Bitcoin are both a fascinating, innovative and complex technical architecture and an intricate balance of market forces, social norms, and group consensus.
