Sentence examples for consistently potent from inspiring English sources

Although molecular mechanisms for achieving dosage compensation are known to differ between these species, the consistent expression patterns across diverse lineages clearly point to a consistently potent evolutionary pressure to adjust gene dose imbalances arising from the evolution of heteromorphic sex chromosomes (Marín et al. 2000; Straub and Becker 2007).

Different events – and different periods – elide to consistently potent and surprising effect.

Good-quality white cornmeal proves impossible to get here, but everything I read suggests it has a more muted flavour; the Cook's Illustrated New Best Recipe book tested 11 different varieties and concluded that "cornbreads made with yellow cornmeal had a consistently more potent corn flavour than those made with white cornmeal".

In cells expressing varied levels of bcr-abl, ZRCM5 was consistently more potent than TEM.

More than 200 scaffolds with broad target coverage were identified that consistently represented potent compounds and yielded an abundance of scaffold hops in the low-nanomolar range.

Treatment with PAC was consistently less potent in induction of these four genes.

At high drug concentrations (>1 µM) AZA was consistently more potent than DAC, reducing cell viability to 0 20% at concentrations above 5 µM.

However, at low, physiological, leptospiral dose, living virulent complement resistant strains were consistently more potent in whole blood stimulations than the corresponding non-virulent complement sensitive strains.

XR9051 was consistently more potent than cyclosporin A (CsA) and verapamil (Vpm) in all assays used.

As shown in Fig 5B, MPA was consistently more potent in inducing moesin activation as compared to P and DRSP.

For example, the SARM in Figure 2a identifies two preferred core structures that consistently produce potent compounds.