Adsorbed FeII (termed as structural FeII) is a more powerful reducing agent than dissolved FeII (Table 1) (White and Peterson 1996; Liger et al. 1999).
From the Middle Ages into the 20th century, cavalry had dominated battlefields, but from as early as the American Civil War, their value in war was declining as artillery became more powerful, reducing the effectiveness of shock charges.
Precision or personalised medicine, as it is called, "is about targeting treatment so that it's more powerful, while reducing the toxicity, so there are fewer side-effects", said Prof Roy Herbst, chief of medical oncology at Yale Cancer Center.
By warming the seas and the atmosphere, global warming is also expected to alter hurricane frequency and strength, making North Atlantic hurricanes slightly more powerful, while reducing the overall number of storms during coming decades.
Previous work with combination therapies has shown that 10 mg of amlodipine is meaningfully more powerful in reducing BP than 5 mg 30, and so it would be valuable to learn from a well-conducted clinical trial whether an even greater proportion of patients with stage 2 hypertension could have their BPs controlled with this higher dose.
As region detection reduces the number of variables to be tested against phenotype, the method is more powerful and reduces the multiple testing problem.
As such, targeting numerous signalling pathways simultaneously using RV1088 could offer a more powerful method of reducing inflammation in RA than targeting individual kinases.
Indeed, when we assessed the level of DNA fragmentation, the terminal step and hallmark indicator of apoptosis, we found that chronic contractile activity exerted a more powerful influence in reducing DNA fragmentation in aged, compared to young muscle.
If this turns out to be the case, then simple and benign interventions that target affective disturbances (such as behavioural activation, short term cognitive therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, and antidepressant or anxiolytic drugs), together with a focus on how clients appraise these experiences and regulate affect, could offer a more powerful method of reducing distress and transition.
There can be no more powerful force to reduce emissions than favorable economics that push energy producers in that direction.
Analysis of specific pathways of interest can be more powerful as it reduces the need for correction for multiple testing.
