Sentence examples for of greater potency from inspiring English sources

In both cases, Egypt, although the better team, struggled to find any rhythm, and might have been in trouble against sides of greater potency.

Additional inhibitors of greater potency were identified among compounds structurally related to ciprofloxacin.

Although no inhibitors of greater specificity than ciprofloxacin were identified (i.e., increased ability to discriminate between SV-40 T antigen and Mcm2-7), inhibitofs of greater potency were obtained, and common conserved features among them were evident.

These results suggest that halogenated compounds having a diphenyl ether structure may be potentially potent AR antagonists, and thereby antiandrogenic PBDEs of greater potency than 4′-HO-BDE-17 may exist among other PBDE isomers not tested in this study.

In spite of greater potency as anti-inflammatory and antiarthritic agents over other treatment regime, the DMARDs are associated with side effects such as renal or hepatic cirrhosis, muscular weakness interstitial pneumonitis, fatal agranulocytosis, aplastic anaemia, severe myelosuppression, and toxic epidermal necrolysis [ 11– 13].

Their plan was to discomfit the Prime Minister, Stanley Baldwin, and form a new coalition — a scheme abetted by their host, Lord Beaverbrook, the owner of the Daily Express, then a newspaper of great potency and reach.

The debate has been heard in Bordeaux, where old-line producers express resentment over wines that they feel are tailored to the influential tastes of the wine critic Robert M. Parker Jr. It's echoed in Spain, in California and in Tuscany, where inky, concentrated wines of great potency have inspired both hosannas and complaints that once-singular wine styles are becoming homogenized.

The endogenously produced small-molecule ligands of metazoan NHRs are usually of great potency, and their abundance among other metabolites is generally low and tightly regulated.

Deadly in small doses, drug dealers and producers are using the opiate to either spike doses of heroin for greater potency at a cheaper cost or as a counterfeit for other drugs such as Norco, according to Sacramento County health officials.

Deadly in small doses, drug dealers and producers are using the opiate to either spike doses of heroin for greater potency at a cheaper cost or as a counterfeit for another drug like Norco, according to Sacramento County health officials.

The use of warfarin itself as a rat poison is now declining, because many rat populations have developed resistance to it, and poisons of considerably greater potency are now available.