Consistency is a far more potent method of training.
The horror of the Boston-bombing Vine is also more potent than the train crash because it shows bodies.
Of interest, in mammalian monocytes, β-glucans are potent inducers of trained immunity.
A potent mix of practical training and idealism, this education is designed to imbue students with a "selfless devotion to world and humanity".
In Night Train, that swirling, potent scene, we are watching a train recede into the distance as two people in the last car look back at us and wave or sing a duet or (towards the end) enact a dramatic moment.
She arrives at no clear conclusions, but her questions, always scrupulously rooted in the scientific tradition in which she was trained, are potent enough to justify the attempt.
Much like pick-up artistry's cynical legerdemain, traditional models of online dating exploit the masculine duty to barrel through women's boundaries, as well as the potent cultural conditioning that trains women to be nice, pliant, make ourselves available and be grateful for male attention.
Although CB may be considered as the most potent technique, it requires trained personnel and added cost; potentially it could expose children to higher risks without any superiority in clinical analgesia.
One of his first employers was Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, who trained for the potent Phipps family stable.
While not as sophisticated or powerful as the bombs in the coordinated Madrid attacks, the device would have been potent enough to cause the train to derail, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry said.
We present recent work [2] in which in silico binary classifiers were trained to discriminate potent inhibitors from compounds exhibiting weaker (IC50 ≥ 1 µM) inhibition.
