Sentence examples for definition of potency from inspiring English sources

Probably the best definition of potency (if only a single definition is used) is the ability to have an erection sufficient for penetration.

For the purposes of this study, a strict definition of potency was defined as "having successfully engaged in sexual intercourse at least once in the past month" or an EPIC sexual summary score of ≥60.

Third, the investigators performed analyses on the basis of two separate definitions of potency: an erection hard enough for penetration 'much less than half the time' or 'about half the time'.

The application of genetic lineage-tracing models, combined with quantitative 3D imaging and biophysical methods, has provided new insights into the mammary epithelial hierarchy that challenge classical definitions of MaSC potency and behaviors.

Aristotle's definition of prime matter as pure potency means that everything that contains potency of any sort, even an angel, must contain matter.

We suggest that this method can be used as the non-operational semi-quantitative definition of cell differentiation status and developmental potency.

Concerning the magnitude of potency differences, there is no generally applicable rule for the definition of activity cliffs.

In all these definitions is implied the formula if potency in the primary sense.-And again these so-called potencies are potencies either of merely acting or being acted on, or of acting or being acted on well, so that even in the formulae of the latter the formulae of the prior kinds of potency are somehow implied.

Both were successful; many patients experienced a return of potency.

The gun is an almost laughably clear symbol of potency.

The working definition of stemness includes the properties of cellular immaturity, multi-lineage potency and self-renewal capacity, and also encompasses characteristics such as gene expression profiles and cell behaviours which correlate with these traits.