Sentence examples for be a potent source from inspiring English sources

As such, prior knowledge accumulated through experience provides agents with idiosyncratic resources which, in turn, can be a potent source of competitive advantage when applied to discover and exploit entrepreneurial opportunities (Nayyar 1990).

The alkali-tolerant property of amylases from strain ALA4 for a longer period proved the isolate to be a potent source for varied biotechnological application, as suggested by Pal and Khanum (2010) too.

The different in vivo assays have once again proved this plant to be a potent source for treating several diseases.

Therefore, H. erinaceus could be a potent source of compounds preventing LDL oxidation and ox-LDL-mediated atherogenesis.

Our study suggests M. koenigii leaves to be a potent source of proteasome inhibitors that lead to cancer cell death.

Its main finding was that the cost benefit would be best if immunization were limited to those >25 years of age (and now young children are believed to be a potent source of spread of influenza virus!).

Modern-day research into the Navajo tribe's traditional eating habits has proved that the ash from juniper branches, which is widely used to season food, is a potent source of calcium and also contains magnesium and iron.

What it is to be young and self-conscious, yet inwardly irrepressible; old and irritable and yet intellectually resurgent: the discrepancies are a potent source of tragedy or humour.

The length and form of the clitoris, which when elongated mimics the penis (as in spider monkeys, for instance), are a potent source of confusion in determining the sex of certain New World primates.

An article on Aug. 28 about changes in spice-growing methods undertaken in India to address the United States' concerns that imported spices are a potent source of salmonella poisoning misstated the amount of spices imported by the United States in 2012, according to the Department of Agriculture.

Neutrophils are a potent source of proteases, particularly neutrophil elastase and reactive oxygen species (ROS).