Sentence examples for an array of potent from inspiring English sources

While the Netherlands had an array of potent talent, most of Portugal's reliance up front is on Ronaldo, and he was at his dancing and darting best as the Dutch goal brought his side out of their shell.

Bloom-forming cyanobacteria produce an array of potent hepatotoxins and neurotoxins [ 4].

An array of potent visual inspirations, grandly realized, bespeaks a creative drive that, if anything, intensified amid the distractions of the artist's churning industry.

As Mr. Brand recounts in "My Booky Wook," many of his earliest professional victories were accompanied by an unhealthy dollop of vice: as an adolescent he attended (and was expelled from) a series of increasingly prestigious theater schools, where he was introduced to an array of increasingly potent controlled substances.

Upon injury, destruction of vascular network allows a direct crosstalk between exposed vascular cells and potential myogenic progenitors: angiogenesis is an absolute requirement for tissue repair and, on the other hand, vascular cells provide an extensive array of potent soluble factors.

We have shown that dendrimers can be used as a platform to engineer a diverse array of potent HIV and HSV antivirals, and have potential for the development as inhibitors of other viral pathogens.

Following phagocytosis, PMNs destroy pathogens by releasing highly microbicidal NADPH oxidase-derived reactive oxygen species (ROS) and a broad array of potent antimicrobial components into the pathogen-containing vacuoles [2].

It is done by using fine-grained conformational sampling and an array of scoring techniques to identify highly potent therapeutics.

As well as being a hot blonde, Kat kicks ass with an array of kung-fu-style moves, the most potent of which are launched from mid-air.

It displays an array of bioactivities and it is considered as a potent candidate for being utilized as a natural antimicrobial agent.

This molecule has been characterized as a potent and efficacious anticonvulsant in an array of acute and chronic epilepsy models in rodents.