Sentence examples for more potency and from inspiring English sources

Khan dictated the pace in the early rounds, stalking Malignaggi, throwing punches with more potency and frequency.

And while such features will be enough to lure some of the more technology-addicted travelers to hand-held devices, for those who want more potency and less potential from their wireless, it's a wait-till-next-year story.

In this study we have designed p-phenylene diamine linked acridine derivative from our earlier reported quinoline aminopiperidine hybrid MTB DNA gyrase inhibitors with aiming more potency and less cardiotoxicity.

FK-A11 inhibits PI3K with 8.5-fold more potency, and inhibits HDAC1 with 5.6-fold more potency than FK228.

Another human Ad with lower seroprevalence (below 20%), Ad26, has entered the clinical stage after showing more potency and long-lasting T cell responses in mice using a heterologous prime-boost regime, Ad35.CS/Ad26.CS [ 146].

The inhibitory activity of AS4 has more potency than DHA and melphalan, as the IC50 values of AS4 are 0.86 μM to A2780 cells and 0.83 μM to OVCAR3 cells, while the IC50 values of DHA are 4.75 μM to A2780 cells and 5.63 μM to OVCAR3 cells, and the IC50 values of melphalan are 23.18 μM to A2780 cells and 11.61 μM to OVCAR3 cells, respectively.

In contrast, imatinib has more potency against PDGFR and c-kit than Abl.

However, the return of Hill and Sims added more potency to the Wolves' attack and they clawed their way back into contention, with Myler taking O'Brien's pass and dummying his way over for a second try.

A new ANO1 blocker, MONNA with much more potency has been developed and its effect as a cancer treatment is greatly anticipated 62. None declared.

Part three, which starts with 9/11 and follows into operation Enduring Freedom, seems to have much more relevance here than at home, and therefore the reaction and plays have more potency.

Six-membered ring derivatives displayed more potency than five-membered ring and the sulfonyl group in A-ring region made an important contribution to activity.