Sentence examples for potent restraint from inspiring English sources

However, the most potent restraint to its use is that there is no reimbursement in France for ICa measurement.

The Supreme Court recently declared, "Informed public opinion is the most potent of all restraints uponmis-government".

Through intense compositions like "Litany Against Fear" and "Dialect," not to mention a mournful slow jam called "Katrina's Eyes," Mr. Scott stirs up a complex brew of emotions, rendered all the more potent by his evident restraint.

Multichannel near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), a relatively new functional neuroimaging technology, is one of the potent candidates that is restraint-free, easy-to-use, portable and noninvasive.

Countering a barrier-destroying mutation will be more potent therapeutically than countering a restraint-removing mutation.

Furthermore, restraint itself is a potent activator of the stress response which may have unintended consequences for brain-behaviour relationships.

After the second massacre, on July 26, Mr. ElBaradei wanted to resign, but Mr. Kerry talked him out of it, arguing that he was the most potent, if not the only, voice for restraint in the government.

(His restraint has held strong.

The above results indicated that vitamin C was more potent than edaravone for protection of the animal from influenza-caused pneumonia and inflammation caused under restraint stress.

Supporters of capital punishment also claim that it has a uniquely potent deterrent effect on potentially violent offenders for whom the threat of imprisonment is not a sufficient restraint.

The solution structure of a potent melanocortin receptor agonist, Ac-Nle-cyclo[Asp-Pro-dPhe-Arg-Trp-Lys]-NH2 (1) was calculated using distance restraints determined from 1H NMR spectroscopy.