Sentence examples for potent efficiency from inspiring English sources

In addition to previous work demonstrating a strong inter-rater and intra-rater agreement, the present study points out the potent efficiency of ELISA, allowing its further use in the ED.

Despite their potent efficiency, long-term use of MTX can induce serious adverse events such as hepatitis [ 6], although the development of liver cirrhosis due to MTX use has rarely been reported [ 7].

Compared with the standard (Voriconazole), these Cu-based complexes show the more potent inhibiting efficiency against the species of Candida and Aspergillus.

Recent studies have demonstrated that SSE retains potent pharmacological efficiency in anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory reactions.

We recently discovered that a star-shaped PEG-PVBLG-8 copolymer adopting a spherical architecture with high density of PPVLG-8 had the highest membrane-permeabilizing activity and reduced cytotoxicity which contributed to its potent "transfection" efficiency (Yin et al., 2013b).

The increment of inhibition efficiencies with the concentration imply the increase in the ATC as a potent of protection efficiency.

The Labour peer Meghnad Desai helped alchemise Modi's record of assisting big corporations into an electorally potent myth of "efficiency" and "rapid development".

The star copolymer, adopting a spherical architecture with high density of PPABLG, afforded the highest membrane activity and relatively low cytotoxicity, which contributed to its potent gene transfection efficiency that outperformed the non-PEGylated PPABLG and Lipofectamine™ 2000 by 3 5 and 3 134 folds, respectively.

A wealth of animal and cell studies show a wide range of covert harm from catecholamines; for instance, stimulation of bacterial growth yet concurrent immunosuppression, decreased metabolic efficiency, potent thrombogenicity, tissue hypoxia through excessive microvascular vasoconstriction, and myocardial damage [ 11].

A panoply of activity and detail (Trajan himself makes an appearance 59 times), the frieze is a potent expression of Roman efficiency and military ruthlessness.

This study defines the requirements for efficient homing of cardiac mesoangioblasts to the damaged heart and offers a new potent tool to optimize efficiency of future cell therapy protocols for cardiovascular diseases.