Sentence examples for Remarkably potent from inspiring English sources

But even stripped of that context, it still sounds remarkably potent.

The grail, first introduced here, was to become, as the Holy Grail, a remarkably potent symbol.

This study demonstrates a remarkably potent social entrainment and, to the best of our knowledge, provides the first evidence that social entrainment can override photic entrainment.

Schacter emphasizes that the "sins" of memory are not biological shortcomings but rather the price we pay for a remarkably potent and supple instrument of survival.

The molecule RIF-1 is remarkably potent; choanos detect and respond to it at densities that are about one billionth that of the lowest concentration of sugar that humans can taste in water.

In particular, the modified peptide, SC34EK, demonstrates remarkably potent inhibition of membrane fusion by the resistant HIV-1 variants as well as wild-type viruses.

We found changes in the expression of several NK cell receptors and, remarkably, a potent capacity of a particular NK cell subset, expressing the CD85j receptor, to suppress viral replication in infected MDDC.

We found that polyclonal anti-HER2 antibodies were remarkably more potent than the mAb trastuzumab in causing HER2 internalization and degradation.

Despite amifostine's limitations, it is hard to dismiss the drug as a viable radioprotectant for nonclinical applications; amifostine is a remarkably effective, potent and systemically active drug that has the capacity not only to provide substantial cytoprotection to various vital bodily tissues, but also to promote survival in otherwise fatal nuclear/radiological exposure situations.

Children are remarkably strong.

Remarkably, TH, a potent regulator of cellular metabolism, has potential therapeutic application in NAFLD prevention).