Some have stated that steroids might have worked if they had been administered in a less potent way, for instance 100 300 mg/day over several days rather than the high doses given in earlier studies, suggesting that replacement of stress levels is what is important.
The cut-off level of 0.5 was used to define positive instances (potent siRNAs with the relative mRNA level ≤ 0.5) and negative instances (non-potent siRNAs with the relative mRNA level > 0.5).
Mice lacking the three TAM receptors rapidly develop lupus-like symptoms, being the MerTK receptor the most potent mediator in this instance [ 6- 8].
Photons moving in step with one another is what makes laser light so bright and concentrated and, in some instances, so potent.
Other influences than guidelines may affect a GP's decision making, for example GPs may feel a more potent analgesic in the first instance is more appropriate than basic analgesics if the patient presents with severe and debilitating pain despite risk of side effects.
The length and form of the clitoris, which when elongated mimics the penis (as in spider monkeys, for instance), are a potent source of confusion in determining the sex of certain New World primates.
Hitler was not the first political leader in modern history to view Greek art as a potent status symbol: Napoleon, for instance, was obsessed with the Venus de Medicii.
With regard to this, Wojcik et al. (2010) for instance described a potent and highly specific FN3 monobody binding to the Abl SH2 domain, which inhibits the kinase (Grebien et al. 2011).
Fetuin-A, for instance, is a potent calcification inhibitor, known to bind strongly to both calcium and nascent apatite crystals.
Captopril, for instance, is a potent ACE inhibitor, and administration of captopril lowers the blood pressure.
