Rosneft could be a more potent long-term weapon.
The study flatly states, for example, that PCB's are a dangerous and potent long-term poison in the environment.
However, AI's most potent, long-term economic use may just be to augment the discovery and pursuit of basic scientific advances that could be the foundations of new industry.
AI's most potent, long-term economic value may lie not in the thousands of new startups, but in the ability of AI to augment the discovery and pursuit of basic scientific advances that could be the foundations of new industry.
WHEN America Online rebuffed AT&T's merger flirtations last month, it could hardly have known that the long-distance giant would soon marry what may be the on-line service's most potent long-term enemy: the At Home Corporation.
These chitosans mediated efficient siRNA delivery at low siRNA concentrations and, in several cell lines, potent long-term silencing of both exogenous and endogenous target genes, with minimal cytotoxicity.
On the weaknesses side of the ledger, I see vertical search engines as the most potent long-term threat.
As such a pulse of Mps1 inhibition is more relevant to potential future clinical situations than potent, long-term kinase inhibition, these data illustrate that specific and penetrant inhibition of Mps1 activity might indeed be a promising anti-cancer strategy.
Treatment with PPIs to provide potent, long-term suppression of gastric acid is essential for disease management.
Toll-like receptor (TLR) agonists constitute a particularly promising class of adjuvants because they can stimulate both innate and adaptive immunity and are thought to promote potent long-term protection.
The ongoing debate is on the evidence for the existence in the adult of bone marrow-derived progenitors for potent long-term endothelial layer forming cells in addition to the progenitors for cell populations that promote tumour neovascularization indirectly by secreting growth factors.
