Sentence examples for potent contents from inspiring English sources
Over time, he accumulated quite a few amber bottles whose potent contents should not have been combined, but he was desperate for relief.
In general, the granular cytotoxic T cells tend to kill cells directly by releasing the potent contents of their cytotoxic granules at the site of cell-to-cell contact.
Two paintings by Aleksandr Razin, one busy ("Seven Deadly Sins") and the other meditative ("Danaya"), are exceptionally well-executed with a variety of technique and media, and they have potent content that sometimes, tantalizingly, eludes our grasp.
"A combined AMC Networks-BBC Americhannelnel group creates a powerful collection of networks that are among the most critically acclaimed, with distinct dramas and other potent content that creates a deep connection with viewers".
The most potent content is the kind that says something compelling and is a psychic echo of who its audience is or wants to be.
For most of the evening Mr. McVicar brought out the potent emotional content of an opera long thought to be lame because of the tendency of the Roman emperor Tito (Titus) to see good in everyone.
The extract exhibited high polyphenolic content, potent reducing power and significantly scavenged free radicals (including several reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS)).
We also show that human placental lysosomal contents exert potent killing effect against mycobacteria under acidic and reducing growth conditions.
Synthetic choline derivatives such as choline chloride and (2-chloroethyl) trimethylammonium chloride are potent in increasing lipid contents of microalgal species [ 26, 27].
This model permits the recording and visualization of the rhythmic motor pattern of ejaculation accompanied by complex pelvic activity that includes phasic and strong penile erections, as well as penile movements followed by the potent expulsion of urethral contents.
These compounds constitute only about 22.5% (relative) of the crude extract (G 8% and H 14.5%, Figure 4) which may be more potent by increasing their contents in the media.
