But the one called the Cure, with sopressata and fresh Fresno chiles, tasted potent enough to fix colds, hangovers and the January shivers, both the physical and metaphysical varieties.
Which is why he and his colleagues set out to determine whether exercise, which is so potent physiologically, might "fix" a broken clock, and if so, whether exercising in the morning or later in the day is more effective in terms of regulating circadian rhythm.
Traffic congestion along the state's main arteries has become a potent political issue, but fixing the problem requires more tax dollars.
Darien's talent carries with it a problem: the "quicksilver effect" is addictive and each episode of invisibility is a fix of a potent drug.
In adulthood, rats were tested for self-administration of saccharin (sweet), maltodextrin (non-sweet), and cocaine (a potent drug of abuse) using fixed- and progressive-ratio schedules, and a concentration-response curve for each substance.
Using shale gas instead of coal does nothing to help the climate, one of the biggest investors in gas has said, because shale gas companies are failing to use simple technology to fix leaks of a potent greenhouse gas.
The fluorometholone/tetrahydrozoline fixed combination consists of a less potent corticosteroid and a decongestant.
The pancreatic β-cell hormone hIAPP is cosecreted with insulin in a fixed molar ratio (26) and has potent inhibitory effects on gastric emptying (27).
Maybe, as suggested by the late cultural theorist Theodore Roszak, they've become so addicted to the flicker of film passing through a projector, the fix on its own is no longer potent enough.
Plants produce a great variety of antimicrobial peptides including hundreds of small, nodule-specific cysteine-rich NCR peptides that, in the legume Medicago truncatula, govern the differentiation of endosymbiotic nitrogen fixing bacteria and, in vitro, can display potent antibacterial activities.
