Sentence examples for potency from from inspiring English sources

The ragù gets extra potency from the heart and liver, which are incorporated along with the meat.

Francesco Maria I della Rovere exudes potency from his beard and his darkly glittering armour to his sword pommel and baton.

Yet the wave of nationalism washing over China derives its potency from an underlying sense of insecurity, inadequacy, and fear of manipulation by Western powers.

But he didn't need the unorthodox helping hand: this a strong set, which accrues added potency from its urgency and – amid the largely apolitical comedy at this year's fringe – rarity.

Those unfamiliar with the Bible are unlikely to grasp the text's potency from watching this film; even at four hours, there is not room for much context, making the narrative seem to lurch from one crisis to the next.

Yet the most systematic foreign-policy mistake we Americans have made in the post-World War II period has been to underestimate its potency, from Vietnam to Latin America.

Compound potencies from the TEL-JAK Ba/F3 pSTassayssays were similar to those determined in downstream cell proliferation measurements and more physiologically relevant cytokine-induced pSTAT5 PBMC assays.

This work has been extended to include West Africa [4], North Africa and Southern Africa, as well as a small library of compounds with remarkable potencies from African flora [5], including anti-mycobacterial infections, malaria, onchocerciasis and cancer [6].

Analysis of the potency data for the best hits revealed multiple putative hit series covering a range potencies from 0.7 to 30 μ m.

This is consistent with our results (Fig. 1) showing a range of potencies from approximately 0.4 to 1.1 revertants/μg TPM.

A total of 57 remedy samples representing six starting materials and spanning a variety of potencies from 6 C to 10 M were tested along with 46 controls.