Sentence examples for more potent then from inspiring English sources

"Maybe we make our buildings more potent, then," Ida said.

In Part A "Relative Potencies" should be read in the following manner: Celestone Soluspan is 25 times more potent then Hydrocortisone, and Kenalog is 5 times more potent than Hydrocortisone, and etc.

Zoledronate is considered the most effective antidemineralising agent available on the market, being about 100 times more potent then pamidronate in inhibiting bone resorption in vivo (Widler et al, 2002).

Three compounds described in this paper (Ro 31-1215; Ro 31-1741; Ro 31-2035) all all 4-demethoxyanthracyclines. In the mouse mammary tumour cell line, EMT6/Ca/VJAC, using a 1 h drug exposure followed by colony formation as the response endpoint, we found Ro 31-1215 and Ro 31-1741 to be 2-3 x and 4-7 x more potent then ADM, whilst Ro 31-2035 was 3-4 x less potent.

This being a Mexican place, the margaritas are, of course, the drink to drink, but one hopes the margaritas were more potent back then, in Pearl Carreto's time.

These observations have been used as a rationale for a series of induction-maintenance clinical trials, in which patients are initially treated with more potent regimens and then later switched to a better tolerated, less potent regimen.

Remember, more seasoning = more potent taste, so be careful.

In Illinois, some prisons have been asked to reduce pharmaceutical costs by ordering more potent prescription drugs, and then splitting them in half.

Since then, more potent and better tolerated antiretroviral drugs have been introduced, and the proportion of patients achieving viral suppression has continued to increase.

In time, Ahmet found, somewhat to his surprise, that he was in a position to make a more potent black music than was then available in the marketplace.

Pettitte remembered struggling against the Rays in 2010, although their lineup then was more potent than the one he faced Tuesday.