Sentence examples for real potency from inspiring English sources

He's melodically eloquent, and stoic enough that his emotional breakdowns have real potency.

Before I go, Preti wants me to understand what he's up against, to experience the real potency of swine slurry.

Where I think Lovelace has real potency is raising a related issue: this isn't just about porn.

They are filled with a real potency: the potential of this tremendous amount of water and water pressure".

There's a real potency to it, too – it was originally broadcast only three years after the grisly, real-life discoveries at 10 Rillington Place.

It's a place of both real potency and ersatz significance – as in the end the connection to the Bard is somewhat arbitrary.

But unless something changes, the unemployed seem unlikely to gain real political potency soon.

There have only been glimpses of real attacking potency, but they have dominated at the line-out and pressed Auckland back for the most part.

There's real emotional potency in the struggle of the men to keep hold of their dreams – education, freedom, simply enjoying a cold beer – in the face of a regime so vicious it stamps on the tiniest spark of kindness.

Even if, in our experimental conditions, the EC50 for CHA in stimulating A1R-G-protein coupling was around 30 n m, the real binding potency of CHA to A1R sites is around a few nanomolar units or indeed in the subnanomolar range in rat hippocampus, so the agonist at 100 n m is able to selectively saturate A1R binding sites.

In a real GPCR, both potency and efficacy effects of ΔΔΨ may function in combination, although the large potency effect is likely to overshadow the small efficacy effect.