Sentence examples for more potent that from inspiring English sources

In contrast, while both free GEM plus 1× Abraxane and GEM LB-MSNP decreased the levels of the inactive metabolite, PTX/GEM co-delivery by LB-MSNP was more potent, that is reducing dFdU levels ∼5-fold.

Heavy objects, especially ones with sharp corners, make good weapons, but if you have access to something a bit more potent, that is best.

These very young stem cells are thought to be more potent that stem cells collected from adults.

Permafrost thawing releases sub-ice undersea methane into the atmosphere - a greenhouse gas twenty times more potent that carbon dioxide.

According to the IPCC's Fourth Assessment Report methane is far more potent that carbon dioxide, 21 times more potent on a 100-year scale, and 72 times on a 20-year scale.

Mixed with bits of seemingly unrelated incidents in the present that hover just on the periphery of the reader's consciousness, this brew packs a punch that's a lot more potent that the Chardonnay the martini-loving Henry is forced to drink in Carmel.

At the same time, adolescents are initiating pot use at younger ages, are more likely to use it on a daily basis, and are using marijuana that is much more potent than that used by previous generations.

Combined siRNA treatment led to stronger reduction in TNF-α expression than administration with TNF-α siRNA alone, which can be attributed to the effect of CyD1 silencing that was significantly more potent than that of TNF-α silencing.

Moreover, compound 10 exhibited a half maximal growth inhibition (GI50) that was 1000 times more potent than that of TAM (GI50 < 0.005 μM vs 1.58 μM, respectively).

It is anticipated that had the trityl amide been formed, then it is likely that this would have been more potent than that of the diphenyl analogue as has been seen previously, although larger and more lipophilic.

This activity is more potent than that of the reference drug ibuprofen (28.13%), and slightly less than that of indometacin (49.36%).