"Over all, NSAIDs are more potent for pain relief," Dr. Katz says.
His evident concern for Butterfly was all the more potent for being quietly expressed.
Finally, the positive effects of product innovation on quality are more potent for large firms.
Iplex, however, was thought to be more potent for treating A.L.S. Insmed agreed to pull its drug off the market.
That's because methane is 86 times more potent for trapping heat in the short-term than carbon dioxide.
The air is thick with apprehension, a sense of barely controlled, Beckett-like anxiety that is the more potent for being mostly unarticulated.
Christine Rice's Donna Elvira, wild-eyed with near raving intensity, is all the more potent for the control this sympathetic performer exerts in one astonishing aria after another.
Kyle Ketelsen created a psychologically intricate and unsettling portrait of Golaud — one that was all the more potent for stopping short of irrevocable violence.
Methane doesn't persist in the atmosphere as long as CO2, though its warming effect is much more potent for each gram of gas released.
Hrair Sarkissian's 2008 pictures of public execution sites are all the more potent for being empty of people, letting our imaginations take over.
The results indicate that both contrast factors had an influence on the attention demand of the auditory warnings, but that the contrast with the irrelevant sounds was more potent for the specific stimuli investigated.
