Overall, these findings provide a rationale for testing the antitumor potential of the more potent nitrogen-containing BPs in pilot clinical trials.
Air France's well-paid pilots gave a potent demonstration of how difficult it can be to shift working practices in France when they staged a crippling two-week strike in protest at the expansion of the airline's low-cost operator.French politics, long prone to unpredictable twists, is entering a particularly unstable period.
The main findings of this pilot study are that GILZ, a potent regulator of inflammation, can be induced in ARDS patients' blood neutrophils, that its expression is transient, and that mRNA levels are related to ARDS severity.
The prancing horse symbol, stolen from the sign on the fuselage of Italy's first world war fighter pilot ace Count Francesco Baracca, is the most potent logo in sport.
In particular, our pilot studies indicate that isradipine is both more potent and better tolerated than nimodipine in multiple assays of amyloid-induced neurotoxicity, suggesting that it represents a potentially useful candidate drug for advancement to clinical trials.
To our knowledge, our pilot study showed for the first time that capsaicin displays potent anti-proliferative activity in human SCLCs both in cell culture models and in two in vivo models.
"Aviation safety is a potent subject in America while it is an impotent one in India," A. Ranganathan, a former pilot and safety consultant, wrote in The Hindu newspaper late last year.
The results of a pilot screen identify the glutamine analogue and known anti-tumorigenic compound acivicin as a potent inhibitor of Drosophila tumour formation.
After validation of the assay by using 5-HT3 andnists antagonistsists of reference, a pilot screen enabled us to identify azelastine, a well-known histamine H1 antagonist, as a potent 5-HT3 antagonist.
