Sentence examples for potency that are from inspiring English sources

Indeed, E3 has an affinity for estrogen receptor (ER) and a biological potency that are both tenfold lower than that of E2.

Results: Our algorithm reveals a number of features associated with siRNA potency that are, to the best of our knowledge, either under reported in literature, such as anti-sense 5′ −3′ motif 'UCU', or not reported at all, such as the anti-sense 5′ -3′ motif 'ACGA'ACGA

"If you're afraid of a piece of work," she told me, "it's usually because it has a potency that's worth exploring".

Undisclosed observation, however fruitless, produces private knowledge, secret power — and a sense of agency and potency that is almost certainly treacherous.

The key, though, is the shrimp-shell stock, which reduces in the sauce and lends a kind of potency that's doubly enjoyable when you consider how economical it is.

As a symbol of an imperial potency that was then in the process of dwindling, over half a century, from a full symphonic blast to an exhausted whimper, the moment could hardly be bettered.

The surprising success of the Vence chapel exposes a spiritual potency that is latent in everything by Matisse, for whom the terrible twentieth century seems an age of faith.

She has a quiet, elegant demeanor that belies the potency that's attached to almost everything she says: "Because racism works purely on perception – often times people don't even know the other person – the book had to have a component that involved the visual.

Those studies result in a dioxin cancer potency that is 30 times higher than the 1985 estimate.

The sp-PEG-mTNF-K90R exhibited an antitumor potency that was 3-fold, > 30-fold, and > 30-fold higher than the antitumor potency exhibited by mTNF-K90R, wTNF-α and ran-PEG-wTNF-α, respectively.

With a nucleant distribution and potency that is continuous with increasing undercooling, the model analysis provides a good account of the variation in silicon particle density with scan velocity.