Sentence examples for potent concentrations from inspiring English sources
Mushrooms that are specifically cultivated for recreational use are often harvested before they reach full maturity, when they contain more potent concentrations of psilocybin.
Potent concentrations of magainin II for tumor cells were significantly lower than that required to damage normal fibroblasts, erythrocytes, and peripheral blood lymphocytes [ 59].
In "Death and the Maiden" the quartet emphasized clarity and poise over raw, nervy power, producing an account of potent concentration, even during a Presto taken at a breathless clip.
Specifically, as assessed by the Ellman method, cymserine demonstrated potent concentration-dependent binding with human BuChE.
A surrounding thicket of mangrove trees nurtures a potent concentration of dinoflagellates (160,000 organisms per liter, compared with the 13 or fewer typically found in ocean water).
A surrounding thicket of mangrove trees nurtures a potent concentration of dinoflagellates (600,000 organisms per gallon, compared with the 50 or fewer found typically in ocean water).
The wisest course of action for anyone interested in young blood's anti-aging properties would be to sit back and wait with eager anticipation for everyone researching it to isolate a cocktail of proteins, then soup it up in a potent concentration that goes beyond normal plasma, perhaps laced with antibodies that would counteract the proteins that lead to aging processes.
Maintaining a potent concentration gradient of six orders of magnitude is hardly met by any other pump in nature.
The Ca2+-flux assays showed that BH4-Bcl-2 caused a potent concentration-dependent inhibition of IICR.
The most potent concentration of glycerol (15%) and pH value (6) were used for all further experiments.
Most papers describing an effect of aldosterone on ionic currents in cardiomyocyte use a concentration of 1 µM aldosterone, and we found that 1 µM Aldo was indeed the most potent concentration for upregulating the promoter of the cacna1g gene.
