Sentence examples for a potent entity from inspiring English sources

Another was that the Philharmonic remains a potent entity even at a fraction of its standard fighting weight, since these pieces all used reduced forces.

The assumption for these studies was that they may result in the development of a potent entity which will be of lower toxicity and a high therapeutic value to mankind.

-- and every member of the band a potent creative entity in his own right, the sky should be the limit for what already has the feel of a fresh and timeless band.

"The secretary of state has one duty that a few large donors and politically potent entities care intensely about: the drafting of language for ballot initiatives," he said.

Complex 1 was found to be a potent drug-like molecular entity in confirmation with Lipinski rules.

Summarising his own argument, Webster states: "The term "bio-object"… refers to a socially potent biotechnological entity which generates controversy due to its potential challenging of established classifications.

"The term "bio-object"… refers to a socially potent biotechnological entity which generates controversy due to its potential challenging of established classifications.

The authors represented here understand the contents of biobanks as bio-objects: referring to "a socially potent biotechnological entity which generates controversy due to its potential challenging of established classifications" (Webster A: Bio-objectification: definitions and tools unpublished internal document. COST Bio-objects action, unpublished).

Intriguing data derived from animal models showing a potent neuroprotective effect in various disease entities induced by hypothermia gave way to a broader use of this method in humans.

Ki-67 has been described as a potent biomarker with significant prognostic value in cancer entities such as breast (Cuzick et al, 2011), prostate (Khor et al, 2009) and colorectal cancer (Allegra et al, 2003).

It is not clear whether their father was the god Mars, or the demi-god Hercules; whichever it was, the twins' parenting is a potent conflation of gods and jungle creatures, both noble entities, considerably nobler than humans.