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Pakistan's support for jihadi groups that launched attacks in India had a rational premise: the groups offered a potent, cost-effective way for Pakistan's generals to tie down India's large force in Kashmir.

Thus, we propose that recombinant RC-1 is a potent, cost-effective dengue virus inhibitor.

Grassroots Democratic opposition to the Iraq war has been especially potent; it cost Senator Joseph Lieberman the support of Democrats in his primary fight last year.

Their decision to make the bill a priority, just six weeks before the elections, suggests how potent the cost of prescription drugs has become as a political issue.

Perovskite type catalysts can also constitute a potent and cost effective substituent.

Thus, the promising activity profile of the anthraquinones tested along with their relative margin of safety merit the use of these compounds as leads for the development of safer, more potent and cost effective alternative drugs for the treatment of African trypanosomiasis.

The good news is that the most potent weapon costs nothing at all.

It's more potent and costs less than the Ford Explorer V-8, and completely outclasses the Ford V-6 for smooth torque delivery.

Because of their success, vaccines are now considered to be the most potent and cost-effective means of combating infectious diseases.

Vaccination is a potent and cost-effective counter-measure to the threat of seasonal or pandemic outbreaks of influenza [1].

To this end, our Ad virus vector platform may also be applicable in this approach and may prove to be more potent and cost-effective than traditional vaccines.