Traditionally two of the most potent and dynamic attacking outfits in Major League Soccer, both the Portland Timbers and the Seattle Sounders have performed some way below that standard so far this season.
"Offshoring has created a truly global operating model for financial services, unleashing a new and potent competitive dynamic that is changing the rules of the game for the entire industry," the report said.
Together, these data indicate a potent and dynamic control of CORT levels by 11β-HSD1 in the dorsal hippocampus under diurnal peak and stress conditions without altering basal levels.
TAIL-seq is a potent tool to dissect dynamic control of mRNA turnover and translational control, and to discover unforeseen features of RNA cleavage and tailing.
ADA appearance was highly dynamic and potent which reflects the intrinsic immunogenicity of the T-cell engaging catumaxomab, that was probably enhanced by its repeated i.p. application [ 21].
Ryan McAdams, the ensemble's accomplished young music director, led a taut, dynamic account, with potent brasses, sumptuous strings and expressive winds doing work equal to that of most professional ensembles.
To gain insight into designing new potent inhibitors, we investigate the dynamic properties of Cdc25B and its complex with a 1,4-naphtoquinone inhibitor NSC 95397 by means of molecular dynamics simulations in aqueous solution.
Their magnetism is potent, they effortlessly make a dynamic impact.
Injury to the central nervous system, including stroke and traumatic brain injury, induces excitotoxic neuronal death that triggers a potent inflammatory response with a dynamic astroglia and microglia reaction that determine neuronal fate [ 1, 2].
The bioassay showed a limit of detection, i.e. showing responses above the background signal plus three times the standard deviation on the mean background signal, of 0.5 μM for the most potent glucocorticoid budesonide with a dynamic range from 0.5 to 10 μM and in general low standard deviations (<5%).
