I knew that NE's offense wasn't THAT potent on the road, but I usually fear for the worst.
It's not just that potent wideouts produce big plays – it's that they also compel defenses to be conservative with their safeties.
But Arena also had the audacity not to use Clint Mathis, that potent but inconsistent force, whom he judged not to be ready for 90 minutes.
It is not likely that the potent renal vasodilator, dopamine, will improve GFR in early clinical ischemic AKI as it exerts a non-specific renal vasodilation of pre-and postglomerular resistance vessels with a pronounced effect on total renal vascular resistance and renal blood flow but with no or minor effects on glomerular hydraulic pressure and GFR (see above).
In their guide to improving the media coverage of female politicians, the Women's Media Centre lists "feisty" as one of the words that should be avoided (it categorises it with "spunky", which is surely a word that nobody should use, ever), describing it as "normally reserved for individuals and animals that are not inherently potent or powerful".
Australia's is unchanged but, according to Sir Ian McGeechan, not as potent as that which was so uncharacteristically impressive at the World Cup 12 months ago.
In 1962 Brooks reteamed with Newman on Sweet Bird of Youth, another adaptation of a Williams play that proved not as potent as the stage version.
This effect of HPB-CD on exosome secretion is similar to, albeit not as potent as, that of ionomycin (Fig. 6, Iono+), which is well known to greatly stimulate exosome secretion [23].
"Well," said Jeanette to Yentob, who was by now suitably agog, "When someone says to you, 'The devil led us to the wrong crib', you're immediately in a fairy story, aren't you?" It was that potent mix of optimism and literary instinct that kept her sane, if not entirely safe, all those years.
