Sentence examples for potent seed from inspiring English sources

Assessment of the single transgenic animals used in this study have suggested that Q331K mutant TDP-43 has a greater tendency to aggregate in the cytoplasm than WT on its own, thus we hypothesise that Q331K aggregates provide a potent seed for the recruitment of human WT and endogenous mouse TDP-43 that results in nuclear clearing and rapid neurodegeneration.

But, this year, there a newish video game on the block that is beginning to make me think all this gaming might yet prove to be a potent seeding ground for the next generation of sustainability action.

The west now affects a blithe amnesia about its rapine past, whereas China's humiliation, its leaders insist, will be expunged only by Hong Kong's return on July 1st this year--followed, as a codicil, by tiny Macau in December 1999.Yet, with hindsight, the mid-19th century was the period in which two potent seeds were planted in the Chinese mind that are now sprouting vigorously.

Our beliefs are potent seeds that create full grown trees in our mind producing ripe or rotten fruit.

Chon's case of what this acronym-filled book calls "PTLOSD" ("Post-Traumatic Lack of Stress Disorder") has empowered him to sign on as a private-security mercenary in Afghanistan and to come home carrying the most potent marijuana seeds he could find.

Since ABA is a potent inhibitor of seed germination it would also account for the delay in sugar beet germination observed under multistress conditions.

What started out as a curated mailing list of high-quality angels has since grown into a potent force for seed-stage funding.

In 2001, a biotech company called Epicyte announced it had just developed a corn seed with potent contraceptive properties.

Mustard is made of ground mustard seed, a potent member of the brassica family, and vinegar, both of which will slow your hunger and metabolism.

The leaves and seeds contain potent alkaloids (hyoscamine and hyoscine) that cause hallucinations.

Most potent are the monosyllabic, bija ("seed") mantras, which constitute the main element of longer formulas and embody the essence of divine power as the eternal, indestructible prototypes from which anything phenomenal derives its existence.