Taken together, these results suggest that antigens delivered to receptors on immature DCs are potent immunogens capable of breaking self-tolerance and able to induce autoimmune diseases [ 24, 50].
The granules of the neutrophil are microscopic packets of potent enzymes capable of digesting many types of cellular materials.
The Senate powder, Mr. Patrick said, was quite potent and capable of sailing far through the air to hurt many people.
"It is often easy to underestimate the influence that music has upon us as individuals," says Lucas. "In whatever form, love is a beautiful, potent force capable of both destroying and initiating hopes and dreams".
It is not like, say, the 1950's, when the bad mother portrayed in best-selling advice books and magazines was a scarily potent character, capable of causing autism, homosexuality and the spread of Communism, while the good mother, like a domesticated superhero, upheld the American Way.
The results reveal that both hydrolysates are potent antioxidants, capable of scavenging 46%and36%6% of DPPH (1,1-diphenyl-2 picrylhydrazyl) and 58.5% and 37.54% of superoxide radicals respectively.
Astaxanthin has attracted commercial interest not only in its role as a pigment, but also as a potent antioxidant capable of delaying aging and the onset of degenerative diseases in animals (Hix et al. [2004]; Kurihara et al. [2002]; Neuman et al. [2000]).
While the inaccessibility of potentially neutralising epitopes on primary HIV isolates has hampered the development of envelope-based vaccines, there is a number of new potent technologies capable of inducing high levels of circulating virus-specific CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL).
It was decided to develop a bigger and more potent carrier capable of operating STOL aircraft.
In this account, the problem with Scripture is that the stories are too good -- too gripping, too potent, too capable of taking us to a place beyond the reach of reason.
