Don Revie's Leeds, runners-up in the cup the previous season and destined to finish second in the First Division in 1971, boasted a combative, skilful and potent unit.
Earlier evidence described ergocalciferol as being potentially less potent, unit for unit, in maintaining 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations in the circulation, 58 so the expected effect of vitamin D3 on mortality could be greater.
Interestingly, these so called 'deaf and dumb' members of the EGFR family form the most potent transforming unit among all of the possible dimerisation units (Tzahar et al, 1996).
Our study has shown that, for eNO, ambient-generated particles are more potent per unit mass than indoor-generated particles.
Our eNO results support our hypothesis that PM2.5 of outdoor origin could be more potent per unit mass than particles of indoor origin.
AC163794 (ED50 = 12 pmol/kg/min) was more potent per unit infusion rate than GIP (ED50 = 28 pmol/kg/min, figure 3E).
Because aerosol delivery should be more potent per unit dose, our target dose for 5-Aza was 75% less than the effective systemic dose of 2 mg kg−1.
However, our lung function data indicate that PM2.5 of indoor origin might be more potent per unit mass in resulting in decrements of lung functions, although the results across functional tests were not consistent.
They had turned one of the league's more potent offensive units into a blundering collection of gunners and were about to set a National Basketball Association defensive record.
In September, the conservative pundit George Will published an influential column in the Washington Post, "Time to Get Out of Afghanistan," arguing that "America should do only what can be done from offshore, using intelligence, drones, cruise missiles, air strikes and small, potent Special Forces units, concentrating on the porous 1,500-mile 1,500-mileh Pakistan, a nation that actually matters".
Among the dimerization partners of Her2, Her3 is particularly notable in that the Her3–heterodimersimers are potent signaling units, and in that the normal and pathogenic signaling through Her2 and Her3 relies strongly on Her3–Her2 dimerization (Baselga and Swain, 2009; Lemmon, 2009).
