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The chemotactic assay confirmed our hypothesis and the supernatant of LPS-treated EC has a more potent ability to chemoattract monocytes or DCs (Figure 2d).

Till date, "super p53" mutants exhibiting more potent ability to induce apoptosis than wild-type p53 have been reported.

Such a complex would have a more potent ability to initiate transcription than individual enhancer promoter interactions.

SSc CD4+ T cells have a more potent ability to activate fibroblasts than normal CD4+ T cells; this increases the rate of COL1A2 mRNA expression.

These findings suggest that daily supplementation of δ-T3 or TRF has a more potent ability to augment secondary immune responses to specific antigens compared to α-T.

The Nets fear a similar, if not more potent latent ability from the Lakers.

These dramatic phenotypic changes involve disruption of intercellular junctions, replacement of apical-basal polarity with front to back polarity, and acquisition of more potent motile ability [ 8].

In this regard, it is not surprising that the acquired more potent metastatic ability of MDR cells caused by traditional cytotoxic drugs usage may heavily hamper the chemotherapeutic efficacy, like MDR does.

Also note that the ability of AA to inhibit HIF reporter gene activity was more potent than its ability to decrease HIF-1α protein levels (compare Fig.  4B with Fig.  3).

As Dan outlines in Celebrity Advocacy and International Development (2014), strategic celebrity alignments are often more potent in their ability to generate attention from other elite groups, like politicians and high-level donors, than the general public.

The observation that synthetic peroxide trioxolane was associated with more potent ROS induction ability is consistent with its higher antimalarial activity as observed in cell culture studies [22].