Accordingly, a potency score greater than one indicated a more potent autophagy inhibitor than CQ.
To identify antimalarial compounds that inhibited autophagy more potently than CQ, the EC of each antimalarial was divided by the EC of CQ (ECCQ) to yield a relative potency score (EC/ECCQ) (Fig. 1).
We defined potency as scoring either 2 and above or 3 and above on a scale of 0 5: (0) No sexual activity, (1) Almost never/never, (2) A few times (much less than half the time), (3) Sometimes (about half the time), (4) Most times (much more than half the time), (5) Almost always/always.
Australia in Deans's last couple of years lost their try-scoring potency, but in their last five halves of rugby they have scored 11, all coming away from home in South Africa, Argentina and New Zealand.
Their try-scoring potency, in particular, has been transformed and in Peter Betham and Telusa Veainu they have players causing defenders as much concern as Manu Tuilagi.
In front of a modest crowd of 8,241 at Brookvale Oval – their second smallest of the season – the Sea Eagles simply had no answer to Vunivalu's try-scoring potency as the Storm cruised to a 26-6 half-time lead.
The designed molecule showed good potency, binding interactions and scores in docking and ONIOM single point energy study.
There is not always a consistent correlation between Draize test scores and potency in sensory irritation tests, like the RD50 bioassay (Ciuchta and Dodd 1978), but empirically, substances classified as irritating to the eye based on the Draize rabbit eye test can reasonably be expected to act as local irritants in the URT, too.
In view of the use of different vasoactive agents in different patients and at different times the combined dose of vasoactive agents, taking into account their relative potency, is expressed using a vasopressor score.
This allowed us to score the mating potency of males, as only cross-progenies would develop to adulthood.
