Sentence examples for of equal potency from inspiring English sources

Other drugs, namely sulfasalazine or leflunomide, have been demonstrated to be of equal potency.

Extrapolation of cancer risk estimates in animals to humans requires an assumption of equal potency across species based on the average daily dose.

Stock solutions of estrogenic compounds were prepared at concentrations determined to be of equal potency in the YES, which reports activation of the hERα.

Finally, special attention should be paid to other toxins than the microcystins, as some of these are, at least, of equal potency, distribution, and persistence in the environment.

The acyclic diethylamino analogue (14) is of approximately equal potency to the hit compound 1 (IC50=5.0 μ m vs 3.3 μ m).

Labeling of proteasome activity in intact RPMI8226 myeloma cells revealed that nelfinavir is a pan-proteasome inhibitor that inhibits not only the β1/β5-type of activity, but also the β2 type of activity with equal potency, in contrast to lopinavir, ritonavir and saquinavir.

We have previously shown that either aggregated (SPE-7) or monomeric (H1 DNP-ε-206) forms of IgE have equal potency as macrophage activators, and that IgE antigen did not affect this activity of IgE (Wang et al, 2011).

A possible explanation for this dissimilar behaviour of the two substances which share an equal potency of firefly luciferase inhibition directly after addition to the cell lysates can be taken from the chemical structure of both molecules: resveratrol possesses hydroxy groups that allow for an easy and rapid cellular metabolism via conjugation with glucuronic acid or sulfate [ 23, 24].

Analysis of the TCF targets AXIN2, LGR5, and p21 revealed equal potency of Ivermectin, Doramectin, and Moxidectin in Ls174T cells (Fig 2E).

The equal potency of Apc loss and mutation of a single β-catenin allele at transforming Lgr5-positive cells was somewhat surprising given the high frequency of APC mutations in human CRC.

What follows is a series of scenes that are refracted mirrorings of the film's, suggestive not only of parallels between Welles and Kane but also of differences between the stage and the screen, the separate but equal potency of metaphorical imagery offered live and realistic imagery framed and shaped by film.