These appear to be genuine causes in Leibniz's metaphysics, giving potency to created substances, and helping serve to "distinguish the actions of God from those of creatures" (Discourse on Metaphysics §8); however, echoing Aristotle, final causes are not productive causes.
"Privacy, secrecy, and taboo give potency to what we do.
Indeed, in the discussed impact of domperidone on QTc prolongation, at the exposures described and with the given potencies, it is difficult to imagine a contribution from the ion channels other than hERG.
This context of political and social powerlessness gives sexual potency a primordial role.
The 2-pyridyl carboxamide 56 gives moderate potency with an IC50 value of 278 n m.
Even a sample of sperm powder carried by Yanagimachi on a 3-week round trip between Hawaii and Japan retained its life-giving potency.
The slightly larger propoxy substituent in the 4-position (compound 25) gave similar potency to the parent compound 11, whereas the same substituent in the 7-position (compound 30) increased potency by almost 15-fold.
These studies will clarify the potential for necroptosis-related clinical application of these drugs which, given their potency in cellular assays and favorable pharmacological properties, could otherwise serve as basis for optimization in the development of drug-like necroptosis inhibitors.
Brnovic recognises the importance of not conceding an early goal, given the potency England contain on the counter-attack.
Given this potency, an 18percentt reduction in methane emissions from cattle isn't going to be anywhere near enough to turn dairying or beef production into sustainable industries.
Rosen's message was given added potency by the fact that he himself had been an Orthodox Jew, and he could speak from personal experience.
