Sentence examples for more potent expression from inspiring English sources

Above all, he says, the Americans must swiftly and visibly arrange elections so that a legitimate Iraqi government can be formed and the liberators can go home.An echoing, but far more potent expression of this view has now come from Iraq's most senior Shia cleric.

At 6 h post infection of ud-NHBE, VN04/H5N1 virus led to a more potent expression of IFN-β, RANTES and IP-10 compared with HK98/H1N1 virus.

The treatment was, however, well tolerated and leaves open the possibility of future attempts using more potent expression systems for the ex vivo transduction and selection process.

When wild-type p53 is expressed, the expression of the target gene DRAM increases and contributes to apoptosis induction, and more potent expression of DRAM is expected to further enhance wild-type p53-dependent apoptosis.

HA PELA also better promoted osteochondral lineage commitment of bone marrow stromal cells in unstimulated culture and supported far more potent osteogenic gene expression upon induction than HA PLA.

Finally, we concluded that the amplitude of Ras activity becomes more potent under high expression of the ErbB4 receptor in E1/4 cells.

DMXAA was more potent at inducing expression of TNF α mRNA than FAA in murine and human cells (Ching et al, 1994).

Fitting with previous observations (Soares et al, 2007), intradermally injected adjuvant pIC/40 was considerably more potent at inducing expression of CD70 than application of imiquimod (Fig 3A and B).

There were a greater number of genes up- or down-regulated by HRG in the C3.6 cells than EGF, whilst EGF was generally more potent at inducing expression in the HB4a parental cells.

Meanwhile, CMN was more potent in inhibiting mRNA expression of TNF-α.

The TiO2NPs were more potent modulator of gene expression in the brain than AgNPs, despite the two times lower dosage.