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Mr. Stern inquired after the response, and his nephew explained that he'd reached his assumption based on a potent whiff of cologne.

Our ligand design was based on a potent reduced amide isostere 1, wherein the P2 amide moiety was replaced with an anti-1,2,3-triazole unit.

Therefore, we adopted an orthogonal biological phenotypic screening approach to uncover candidate compounds: based on a potent cytotoxicity toward HCC-derived cell lines, and minimal toxicity toward normal liver cells.

In their teens, the pair became interested in American rap and at some point began experimenting with beats and lyrics based on a potent amalgam of the disparate noises floating around their heads.

These data were generated with a different array technology and an activation protocol based on a potent cell mitogen.

Its design and marketing were based on a more potent Thai drink called Krating Daeng.

It has been argued that 'deontological' moral judgments opposing personal harm, even at the cost of a greater number of lives lost, are based on a pre-potent emotional aversion to harming others, but that this emotional response can sometimes be overcome with effort, leading to a more reason-based utilitarian response (Greene et al., 2004; Greene, 2008).

"Twelve Chairs," which explores states of rejection and survival, is based on a simple but potent structural idea: the game of musical chairs.

Miranda Richardson, 'Made In Dagenham' NIGEL COLE'S "Made in Dagenham" (Nov. 19) is based on a small but potent 1968 uprising, better known in Britain than here, when the women who assembled automobile upholstery at a Ford factory near London walked off the job after discovering that their wages were half what the men earned for comparable work.

103, 104 An IVR based on DPV, a potent NNRTI, has also been designed.

A series of α7 neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor ligands were designed based on a structural combination of a potent, but non-selective ligand, epibatidine, with a selective lead structure, 2. Three series of compounds in which aryl moieties were attached via a linker to different positions on the core structure were studied.