As social criticism -- not only of Israel, but of other affluent countries as well -- "James Journeyy, which opens today in Manhattan," is both potent and a little didactic.
Tabun and sarin, both potent nerve agents, were developed in Germany in 1936 and 1938 as insecticides and only later stockpiled for war.
"Morrisroe's nude self-portraits and intimate pictures of friends and lovers were both potent reminders of all the lives lost to AIDS and souvenirs of one particular, vividly unconventional life".
It's a mixed blessing when your crowd goes berserk for your cover tunes: Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die" and Pink Floyd's "Shine On You Crazy Diamond," both potent set closers.
Championed by the artist Nan Goldin and the gallerist Pat Hearn, who had been his playmates in Boston, Morrisroe's nude self-portraits and intimate pictures of friends and lovers were both potent reminders of all the lives lost to AIDS and souvenirs of one particular, vividly unconventional life.
Vorambucil obtained both potent DNA and HDACs inhibitory activities.
DHDOC and THDOC were both potent anticonvulsants in 15-day old rats.
Most compounds exhibited both potent cytotoxicity against several tumor cell lines and high DNA binding capacity.
Compound 2e displayed both potent QS inhibitory activity and anti-inflammatory activity.
Two different respectively N-stearoyl and diacetylenic fatty acyl glutanamide were prepared and employed as both potent low molecular weight hydrogelators (LMWGs).
However, most protein-based antigens have the limitation of physiological instability and low immunogenicity, which demand both potent immunostimulants and efficient delivery systems to accomplish effective vaccine products.
