The phrase "actual potency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the real or effective power or capability of something, often in scientific or philosophical discussions.
Example: "The actual potency of the drug was much higher than initially estimated, leading to unexpected side effects."
Alternatives: "true power" or "real effectiveness".
It's reasonable to assume that they chose cities and buildings that they believed had great symbolic and actual potency: the respective headquarters of the military and financial institutions whose decisions have tremendous impact throughout the globe.
"The applications business is facing renewed competition from all angles…the recent results and change in marketing strategy have generated questions about the actual potency of [Oracle's application suite called] 11i," says Drew Brousseau of SG Cowen.
In contrast, if all tasks contain the same compounds, multi-task learning will not exhibit a benefit compared to training separate models because it is better to use the actual potency of a compound against a target than to transfer knowledge from a similar target.
This threshold is only employed for initial classification; the actual potency threshold changes to satisfy the 95% specificity criterion, as explained in detail in the Supplementary Material.
A combination or multi-modal exercise intervention that includes motor as well as physical training and requires sustained attention and concentration, may better elicit the actual potency of exercise to enhance cognitive performance, in later life.
Recent developments suggest that a multi-modal exercise intervention that includes motor as well as physical training and requires sustained attention and concentration, may better elicit the actual potency of exercise to enhance cognitive performance.
Necessarily actual potencies leave no room for the potencies of their contraries, for they would remain unrealized forever and the constitution of nature does not include elements which would be in vain (In Periherm. II. 236).
That is, assuming their recommendations actually have potency.
This process guarantees closeness between actual and target potencies, as exemplified by the results of release assays obtained during a three-year period.
This concentration was then corrected by taking into account its potency and actual amount weighed.
It is worth mentioning some issues with regard to the actual measurement of the potency of Aβ species to induce potentially pathophysiological effects in AD models.
