Sentence examples for potent advantage from inspiring English sources
Now that voters have finally begun to pay close attention to the presidential race, many strategists say that Gov. George W. Bush has to be particularly careful not to lose control of what has long been his most potent advantage over Vice President Al Gore: his personal image.
SDN has a potent advantage in the flexibility of networks.
Nigeria and South Africa are locked in a fierce tussle over who will be the African superpower, and Nigeria has just robbed us of our most potent advantage.
Numerous experimental data verified that pentacyclic triterpenes possessed potent advantage on the aspects of antitumor, antiinflammatory, protecting liver, anti-HIV effects [70], while the most significant advantage of plant cyclopeptides was their underlying mechanisms of antitumor effects.
But it has one potent advantage over the other proposals that seem to be on the table: It links "shortage" definition four--a failure to meet national need--and definition five--a failure to meet market demand.
He might use his side's most potent advantage -- sheer numbers -- by urging gays and lesbians to come out to everyone they know, so that more and more Americans would know the face of a person marginalized by gay-marriage bans.
For the first time, the balance between Mr. Bush's favorable and unfavorable ratings -- long one of his most potent advantages -- has begun to erode while Mr. Gore's has improved markedly.
Keeping a low profile also has potent advantages.
For instance, the absence of Duffy antigen makes it harder for Plasmodium falciparum to enter blood cells, giving a potent fitness advantage where malaria is prevalent.
Henry et al argue that BCR-ABL1 actually has more potent selective advantage in older cells because it restores defective kinase signalling in ageing cells.
As this potent selective advantage arises only when a resistant clone is in a coinfection with sensitive clones, it will become progressively weaker as resistance spreads in a population.
