Sentence examples for potent did from inspiring English sources

MAb R217, the most potent, did not recognize sporozoites, 3-day hepatocyte stage parasites, nor rings, trophozoites, gametocytes, retorts, ookinetes, and oocysts but recognized 6-day hepatocyte stage parasites, and schizonts.

With respect to the small molecule inhibitors previously tested in canine OS, FLLL32 suffered from lower activity than LLL12 and solubility issues that precluded its further use in clinical trials and LLL3, while potent, did not bind directly to the pY705 binding site of the STAT3 monomer, unlike its optimized analog LLL12, which has a 10-fold increase in simulated binding energies to STAT3 [ 40].

The St . LouisRams are going back to the N.F.C. playoffs, and their potent offense did not have very much to do with it.

Students at several universities around the country said Tuesday that Four Loko and similar drinks were catching on among their peers because they were cheap and potent yet did not taste like alcohol.

Importantly, an analog of VU0463271 was shown to be >40-fold less potent and did not induce toxicity, suggesting that the observed physiological effects and mortality are likely due to KCC inhibition.

Further, the most potent analogues did not show any signs of cardiotoxicity in Zebra fish ether-a-go-go-related gene (zERG), a major breakthrough among the previously reported cardiotoxic gyraseB inhibitors.

Carter included the motif of the white buffalo after reading a news story about the birth of a white buffalo calf, feeling that the image was so potent he did not mind that it did not entirely fit with the Navajo beliefs used elsewhere in the episode.

Yet only by engaging with such potent symbols do we ratify shared understandings of the people we now are.

And yet, there are similar chemicals out there that cause the same symptoms but are not nearly as potent and do have an odor.

The directors recognize that the drama in this story is so potent it doesn't require any icing and that there's a bigger story between the lines, a subtext about psychological violence visited on a country, generation after generation.

Potent history doesn't always make compelling drama, but in the case of "Defending the Light" the blood of the drama runs hot with issues and lessons that resonate across the decades of American life since the horrific events of the night of March 12 , 1846