The phrase "enhanced potency" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been made more powerful or effective in some way. Example: The new medication boasts enhanced potency, making it more effective at treating the symptoms of the disease.
Based on these results, a series of carbamates was designed that display enhanced potency.
Six compounds showed EC50 values below 35 nM, and several derivatives also exhibited significantly enhanced potency and high selectivity at the CB2 receptor over the CB1 receptor.
Thrombin inhibitors incorporating o-aminoalkylbenzylamides in the P1 position were designed, synthesized and found to have enhanced potency and selectivity in several different structural classes.
However, the viable preparation of the host-adapted Bataviae isolate displayed a remarkable significantly enhanced potency to stimulate THP-1 cells.
Thus, AW464 is a promising chemotherapeutic drug that may have enhanced potency under hypoxic conditions and also additional antiangiogenic activity.
This value leaves some room for improvement, and the sense conjugate duplex (7+ 10) showed enhanced potency (83% mRNA reduction).
Moxifloxacin has enhanced potency against S. aureus and higher bactericidal activity against highly resistant strains than ciprofloxacin [ 21].
Enhanced potency for depletion of total cellular glutathione was also observed for several ROS-enhancing compounds when paired with BSO.
Interestingly, both dextromethorphan and its metabolite dextrorphan 24 showed enhanced potency on N615K-containing NMDARs in comparison to wild-type NMDARs (twofold and 5.6-fold, respectively; Table 2).
Although structural analysis confirmed formation of these bonds, the inhibitor exhibited only mildly enhanced potency for GRK2 and exhibited less selectivity relative to PKA and PKC.
This observation builds on our approach to use substrate mimics as competitive inhibitors that can have enhanced potency by perturbing cofactor dynamics.
