Sentence examples for a potent understanding from inspiring English sources

Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly called it "one of the best hours of TV you're likely to see all year", writing that the episode pays Madonna "the highest compliment possible" in not just expressing admiration for the singer, but "demonstrat[ing] a potent understanding of why Madonna matters".

The study of the aristocratic family household in the 16th and 17th centuries has been a potent means of understanding the social history of England in the pre-industrial period.

While substrate topography influences cell behavior, RNA interference (RNAi) has also emerged as a potent method for understanding and directing cell fate.

Our results are the first to identify RyRs as sensitive targets of TCS and provide a potent tool for understanding mechanisms regulating the structure and function of Ca2+ release complexes.

Comparative serum proteomic analysis has been used for years as a potent tool for understanding the pathology of many diseases, especially for those diseases, like LCPD, about which we have very limited knowledge.

Combined together, however, these two flaws form a potent nemesis to the public understanding of evolution: what is typically called "social Darwinism".

Based on this understanding, VEGF released from PRP is a potent cytokine for vascularization within the CEP, promoting the diffusion of nutrients to the degenerated discs.

Our findings extend these understanding by identifying IR-elicited oxidative stress as a potent stimulus of testicular ghrelin expression.

His speed, imaginative running, natural understanding with Liverpool team-mates Gerrard, Jordan Henderson and Daniel Sturridge, as well as his improving finishing, could make him a potent weapon.

Understanding the role of endogenous GLP-1 in metabolic physiology has been greatly enhanced by the availability of a potent GLP-1 receptor antagonist, exendin- 9 39).

A potent, reproachful absence.