'underscore potential' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to emphasize the potential that something has, usually in a positive way. For example, "The new technology project underscores the potential for growth in this industry."
Trauma registries are essential to understand the health care reality and underscore potential areas of improvement in trauma patient management.
Further studies that identify the critical regulators of senescence in these pathologies, for which CCN1 is a candidate, may underscore potential signaling pathways for therapeutic intervention.
The outcome of quantitative real-time PCR analyses underscore potential role of these subtilisin-like serine proteases in nematode egg shell degradation.
These findings underscore potential inadequacies associated with the current approach of selecting clinical TKI candidates based on activity profiles from in vitro kinase assays.
We have chosen to present the lack of activity for this domain alongside the double-octamer crystal structure of the AAA+ domain of PfMCM in order to underscore potential reasons for the inactivity.
These results underscore potential differences in the relative need for PntAB activity under distinct metabolic states and provide a further indication that an, as yet unidentified NADPH-linked pathway for metabolism of aspartate and potentially other carbon sources exists in R. sphaeroides.
This review introduces the concept of chronopharmaceutics, addresses theoretical/formal approaches to this sub-discipline, underscores potential disease-targets, revisits existing technologies and examples of ChrDDS.
We provide an overview of the available evidence on reproductive factors in NHL etiology, underscoring potential sources of discrepancies and bias.
Education Department data made public on Tuesday showing a slight uptick in borrowers not making regular payments on their federal student loans underscored potential problems in student loan servicing.
The initial observation of GATA-4 transcripts in EDCs from non-transgenic mice and GFP fluorescence in EDCs from MLC2v-Cre/ZEG reporter mice underscores potential difficulties encountered when examining cardiomyogenic differentiation in vitro.
Interestingly, in animals and patients with DM1, both characterized by increased risk for development of proteinuria, plasma hyaluronidase levels are elevated and associated with decreased endothelial surface layer, underscoring potential clinical relevance [25], [29].
