Shakespeare is a dramatic poet rather than a psychological novelist or a self-conscious critic of texts, and his imagination runs in broader, potent strokes that are not so much illuminated as belied by the inward-turning ironies of the modern psychological novel.
The Briton hit six double faults in the first set but settled down in the second, striking some characteristically potent ground strokes and showing admirable control in the tricky conditions.
Moreover, the fluctuation of blood glucose levels, rather than sustained hyperglycaemia, is reported to be a more potent risk factor for stroke (Monnier et al., 2006) and dementia, reflecting brain parenchymal cell damage (Fowler and Vasudevan, 2010).
Hypertension (HTN), the most potent, modifiable risk factor for stroke, is a particular challenge in sub-Saharan Africa.
In this analysis, we hypothesize that hyperglycemia interacts with albuminuria, both being potent risk factors, to increase stroke risk in type 2 diabetes.
Bohm and colleagues, after conducting a 2 y, randomized, controlled trial to determine whether ED was a harbinger of CVD events, demonstrated that ED was a potent predictor of myocardial infarction, stroke, and heart failure in men with preexisting CVD.
The Spaniard's ground strokes are as potent as ever, and he has added variety and greater defensive security with a rapidly-improving sliced backhand.
If her potent serve and consistent ground strokes are the cornerstones of Konta's game, the foundations are built on her new-found mental strength.
Li's backhand is her most reliable stroke — clean, crisp and potent — but she likes to close her shoulders even on wide shots, which costs her two steps (one reaching the ball, the other recovering her position).
