Rosneft could be a more potent long-term weapon.
These limitations have continued to fuel attempts to develop more potent long-acting GLP-1 analogs.
Optimistic clinicians will suggest that the second generation more potent long-acting GLP-1R agonists (liraglutide and exenatide once weekly), if used earlier in the course of the disease, may be more likely to achieve a durable glycemic response and long-lasting improvements in β-cell function.
Further studies are needed to design and develop more potent and long-lived nitronyl nitroxide compounds.
Existing pharmaceutical options for these disorders are not ideal because the available treatments for GH-excess are not effective in all affected individuals, whereas for GH-deficiency, more potent and long-acting preparations are required.
Similarly, CLA was less effective than Y2+3, even at the maximum noncytotoxic concentration for short durations, but exhibited more potent effect after long-term exposure.
In conclusion, our data suggest that HbA1c is a more potent predictor of long-term outcomes than fasting glucose and that the associations with kidney disease and vascular outcomes are not significantly weaker in blacks compared with whites.
His menacing serve (more potent because of his long reach) enables the opponent to return the ball with equal or greater force, if he can get his racquet on the ball in the first place.
The second would be increased efficacy: that the Noom app delivers a more potent effect over the long term and that those effects are better sustained over the follow-up period.
Why would fear of a long sentence for drug-induced homicide prove more potent than that of a long sentence for simple drug dealing?
Although the negative results in the FEV1 decline in the present study are likely due to the short study period and the small number of enrolled subjects, the results of the present study suggest that acute COPD exacerbations have a more potent influence on the long-term deterioration in health status than on pulmonary function.
