Sentence examples similar to potency waned from inspiring English sources
It's not yet clear whether drug-evading germs are capable of spreading easily between people, causing potency to wane, Roche said.
But by the time Campbell's father became the 25th thane of Cawdor, its potency seems to have waned.
The disturbing, violent, neo-Bressonian work of the French film-maker Bruno Dumont has waxed and waned in potency over the years: his Life of Jesus (1997) and the bizarrely compelling Humanity (1999) established his vision.
In recent years there has been a resurgence in whooping cough, attributed to waning potency of shots given to infants and preschoolers.
The hesitation also reflects widespread concern about the waning potency of the Fed's remaining tools, and about the cost of the most powerful measure, an expansion of its holdings of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.
By the time Ronald McDonald has appeared as an African artefact, a bronze statue, a crucified clown and a pilot at the controls of a plane in a massive tapestry, his potency as an emblem of any sort has waned.
Apparently the potency of saintly intercession wanes after a period.
We caused the AER to wane in potency by decreasing the maximal value of the FGF gradient over time.
Attenuation of inhibition can also be seen in the proximity of the more distal elements to the dorsal and ventral surfaces as the limb bud tapers towards its tip, and to the apical boundary, as the potency of the AER wanes [10].
Because the P-D length of the uncondensed distal tip of the chicken limb bud decreases during the period of pattern formation [54] as the potency of the AER wanes [10] we have incorporated into our model the hypothesis that a temporally declining gradient of FGF with its source in the AER determines the P-D length of this distal region, which we term the "LALI zone".
