Thus "Emancipation," a vigorously staged play about Nat Turner, who led the most sustained slave revolt in American history, acquires a potent historical context, connecting two defiant champions of black resistance to white racism.
Beyond the chance to hear James Brown hits on a rich, engulfing theater sound system, the evening's deepest satisfactions came from Philadanco's ability to project choreographic details at high speed, to create potent emotional contexts from the slimmest choreographic pretexts and to make a case for galvanic torso movement at a time when many major moderns emphasize soggy balleticisms.
There is no doubt that the class divide is at its most potent in the context of professions with uncertain income and unstable career progression, especially in the current climate of an increasingly monetised education system whereby children are reduced to mere economic units in the making.
The symbolism is potent in the context of the early history of Islam.
Synergy was also observed in cells treated with SAHA plus erlotinib, but a higher concentration of SAHA was needed, indicating that it was less potent in this context.
Because it uses the GSEA algorithm, BubbleMap does not require any cross-normalization procedure and is thus very relevant and potent in the context of cross-species transcriptomic comparison.
In the current work, 3 out of 4 HTS hits were validated in vitro and in a cellular context as potent inhibitors of SETD8.
In this context, the potent, orally bioavailable Bcl-2 family inhibitor ABT-263 (Navitoclax) may be of potential interest in patients with high levels of Bcl-2 expression (Gandhi et al, 2011).
During plant colonization, A. tumefaciens is able to attack P. aeruginosa by using a functional T6SS and the Tde toxins, whereas the Tae toxin does not seem to act as a potent effector in this context.
Thus, the role of canonical Wnt signaling pathways in cardiogenesis is potent, complex and highly context-dependent.
