"Lisa the Simpson" probes the potent, heady threshold between childhood and early adolescence, when many girls experience crippling doubts about their self-worth — what the psychologist Carol Gilligan has called "going underground".
We were interested in determining the most potent PDWW dilution threshold favourable for microorganisms involved in electricity generation.
The polyfunctional thiols 4MMP, 3MH and 3MHA are extremely potent having perception thresholds in the parts per trillion range (Dubourdieu et al. 2006; Tominaga et al. 1998a, b).
Those who slept 5 to 6 hours were 4.2 times more likely to get sick, but those who slept 6 to 7 hours per night were at no greater risk of catching the cold than those who slept 7 hours or more, suggesting that there's a sleep threshold for potent immune defense.
Of the tested aneugens, vinblastine sulphate was the most potent, with an estimated threshold concentration of 0.6 nM, followed by paclitaxel (42 nM), flubendazole (92 nM), colchicine (116 nM) and griseofulvin, which was the least potent at 6.13 μM.
This, in turn, could be expected to exert a potent influence on plasticity thresholds and the direction of change in synaptic strength that results from novel experience.
24 out of 51 were deemed potent preoperatively using question 2 threshold of 2 and above.
Including all datasets, 60% of the siRNAs containing the motif are potent for a product level threshold of 0.3 (cf. Table 4).
Bacterial cell walls are potent inflammatory components, and the threshold of bioactivity of pneumococcal cell wall (PCW) corresponds to ~10 cfu/ml of intact bacteria [ 58, 59].
These compounds are very important in the overall aroma profile of melons, because many are potent odorants with low odour thresholds.
