Sentence examples for which potentially indicates from inspiring English sources

The average correlation is 0.32 which potentially indicates that the non-exonic reads are not 'functional' reads which can be used to represent the background noise.

Several solid and lymphoid malignancies such as non-GC DLBCLs overexpress Rictor (a characteristic protein in mTORC2), which potentially indicates increased mTORC2 activity [ 21, 41, 42].

In contrast to the polled locus, high EHH values (e.g. > 0.5) were maintained at distances of more than 200 kb up- and down-stream from the core haplotype for the MC1R gene, which potentially indicates more recent and strong selection.

These findings attenuate explicitly relationship between genotypic and phenotypic characters of CL in L. major and L. tropica, which potentially indicates that genetic variation aspects are not always able to influence the formation of morphometric features or even different clinical appearances [ 8, 9, 56, 57].

ESR1 is expressed in chondrocytes, stromal cells, and osteoblasts [ 11], which potentially indicated that both bone and cartilage can be regulated by ESR1 gene.

Analyses were also performed to evaluate associations for children whose birth certificate included only maternal data (i.e. missing all paternal data), which potentially indicated a household of low SES at the time of birth (Tan et al, 2004).

There was a particular focus on red flags which potentially indicated severe illness: she's quite dry…her oxygen saturation is a little bit low… I'm really thinking about, is this lady compromised because of her diarrhoea?

Malaysian military radar "appeared to show that the missing airliner climbed to 45,000 feet" before descending steeply, the New York Times reported, which could potentially indicate a struggle in the cockpit.

Both groups scored highly on this measure, which could potentially indicate resilience in this population.

Interestingly, SV8 was only found to be expressed in the eye and in none of the other organs, which could potentially indicate that this SV may be of importance to the development of the eye.

Xyloterini and Scolytoplatypodini had stem ages older than the crown age for Corthylina, which could potentially indicate a slightly older origin of fungus farming in these groups.