Sentence examples for potency for some from inspiring English sources
The polymer‐conjugated inhibitors were found to have a far greater potency (for some as high as two orders of magnitude when a long spacer arm was employed) than their corresponding parent molecules against the human Wuhan influenza strain.
We found that all the compounds that delayed zebrafish embryonic development also inhibited cell proliferation, although the rank of potency for some of the compounds differed slightly (data not shown).
In addition to the viral VP16 domain, the transfer of transactivation domains between mammalian transcription factors has also increased their potency for some reprogramming applications.
Notwithstanding their obvious potency for some individuals, our experience was that these channels had only a limited reach into the communities targeted by ET [ 46].
Given how much predictive error varies across the model space (e.g., Fig. 4), any approach based on the overall sPRED seems bound to be overly optimistic regarding the reliability of predicted potencies for some compounds.
An updated assessment finds a median risk of 4 in 100,000 (U.S. EPA 2006a), accounting for changes in emissions estimates and lower cancer potency values for some of the larger contributors to risk (particularly 1,3-butadiene and formaldehyde).
A Catholic notion of redemption retained some potency for him, and he was not above an occasional naturalistic deployment of conventional religious imagery (as in the glorious finish of "A Flag for Sunrise").
Which is sad, because some formulas maintain their potency for hit after hit after of cheek-flushing hits.
Most traditional NSAIDs inhibit both isoforms, albeit with some differences in the relative potency for COX-1 and COX-2.
Finally, while in general the novel third-generation compounds possess a higher potency compared with the second-generation compounds, some in vitro studies actually revealed a somewhat higher potency for fadrozole compared with letrozole [ 53].
Others, though, complained that the event sacrificed artistic potency for the sake of expediency.
