Sentence examples for potent tests from inspiring English sources

Molecular phylogeographic approaches can provide potent tests of historical biogeographic hypotheses, such as the influence of historical barriers to gene flow on evolutionary diversification.

But an even more potent test of American fealty to principles of fair competition, and to international trade law, looms on the horizon.

For most of the decade from the mid-Nineties McGrath and Warne became the most potent Test combination of all.

But the most potent test could come from Mr. Qadri, whose supporters were bedding down in neat rows of tents in Islamabad on Tuesday night, waiting for the next speech from their leader on Wednesday morning.

In this initial study, SCMSV peptide pairs proved to be a potent test of the selectivity of reversed-phase packing materials.

To find these "potent responders," tests for mean response greater than the detection limit of the assay are performed using weighted t-tests with the same weighting scheme used for WNLS [see Supplemental Material, p. 4 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1104688)].

JNJ-Q2 was the most potent fluoroquinolone tested overall and against all pathogens when compared directly to moxifloxacin, levofloxacin, and ciprofloxacin.

Among the most potent formulations tested, a simple mixture of the vaccine with a microfluidized dispersion of DC-Chol in an aqueous buffer is being considered for further development to produce an improved influenza vaccine.

Fortunately, they now have a potent new test, called the xTAG respiratory panel, which will help them to determine the cause of colds: It screens for a dozen common cold viruses that should account for about 85% of viral respiratory illnesses in the U.S. this winter.

In one part of the book, he discussed the most toxic substance humans have ever produced and the most potent carcinogen tested on animals: dioxin.

BPA was the least potent chemical tested, with an EC50 of 150 μg/L.