Sentence examples for potent in controlling from inspiring English sources

Insecticides have proved potent in controlling mosquito populations in affected areas.

In conclusion, the determination of oxidative stress levels and the number of periodontal bacteria could be a potent tool in controlling the development of periodontitis.

Luliconazole was found to be 150 times less potent than flucytosine in controlling systemic C. albicans infection.

51 In addition to this favorable preclinical toxicity profile, the preclinical efficacy models with MV4-11 containingaining the FLT3-ITD mutation suggested that LY2457546 was 10-fold more potent than sunitinib in controlling leukemia growth in animals.

The finding that Moxidectin is more potent than Ivermectin in controlling intestinal nematodes (Fatima et al, 2007; Cringoli et al, 2009) but similarly or less active on human cancer cells (this work), further supports different modes of action of macrocyclic lactones on cancer cells vs. parasites.

Despite the success of potent anti-retroviral drugs in controlling human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection, little progress has been made in generating an effective HIV-1 vaccine.

IL-10 is a potent cytokine and essential in controlling excessive immune responses to infections, thereby reducing immunopathology [20].

Differences between 3D and 2D cultured cells were abolished in the presence of inhibitors to the focal adhesion associated signaling molecule Src suggesting that adhesion-mediated signaling is essential in controlling the potent immunomodulatory effects of MEEC.

It was possible that the reactivated effectors were more potent than resting memory T cells in controlling the tumor due to the effect of transferring pre-activated T cells which might result in Ag-non-specific tumor regression due to their cytokine production.

Although these studies have shown how potent the developmental microenvironment can be in controlling malignant epithelial growth, there is a poor understanding of the molecular mediators of this activity.

By contrast, amino acids were more potent in the control of MTORC1 and autophagy in the liver than in muscle (Naito et al. 2013).