If its many layers do not always coalesce or come to any one potent conclusion, it is nevertheless a thoughtful meditation on inspiration and devotion.
Certain issues — violence against women, denialism — are broached with a heavy hand, but the book's eerily potent conclusion will convince readers that, as Hoffman writes, "the responsibility of every intelligent person is to pay attention to the obvious".
The article on "Music" arrives at this weak-sounding but secretly potent conclusion: "There is little doubt that each reader of this work believes firmly in the existence of music and subscribes to a specific conception of it, yet one ventures to assert that there is none who can imagine life without it".
In conclusion, potent inhibition of tumour-specific angiogenesis can be induced by simultaneously preventing the production of angiogenic factors by hypoxic tumour cells and vascular endothelial cell function involved in cell proliferation under normoxia in the presence of a novel hypoxia-dependent 2-nitroimidazole derivative, KIN-841.
In conclusion, the potent endogenous migraine-inducing molecule CGRP resulted in a dilation of MCA and unchanged rCBF.
These data support the conclusion that potent neutralization depends on genotype-dependent exposure of the CC′ loop epitope [ 49].
First, the conclusions suggest all "potent" anticoagulants are equivalent, and yet comparative Phase III trials of fondaparinux and rivaroxaban versus enoxaparin show clearly this is not the case [ 1– 3, 6– 8, 10].
The plot, with its shifting timelines and themes of religious zealotry and racism, also has a wonderfully twisted conclusion; it's potent, compelling and fun.
In conclusion, RGSE has potent inhibitory effects on protein glycation and oxidation-dependent damages to BSA.
Thus, in conclusion, dendriworms are potent siRNA delivery nanoparticles for in vivo applications and offer an unprecedented versatility.
