Sentence examples for reliably potent from inspiring English sources
Zaheer Khan At 32, the old head of India's seam attack, and still their most reliably potent new ball weapon.
By constructing and evaluating 20,000 RNAi reporters covering every possible target site in nine mammalian transcripts, we show that our assay reliably identifies potent shRNAs that are surprisingly rare and predominantly missed by existing algorithms.
In addition to these trophic effects, G-CSF is a potent neuroprotective factor reliably reducing infarct size in different stroke models.
Scott Morrison and Peter Dutton barely show up at all, which is both a potent reflection on how reliably drab their public pronouncements are, and a welcome portrayal of a far preferable Australian parliament.
Even extremely high-doses of the potent opioid, sufentanil, cannot reliably suppress stress responses to intense surgical stimuli such as sternotomy.
In rodents, peripheral injection with IL-1β or bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS) (a potent stimulator of cytokine release) reliably induces sickness behaviours including social withdrawal, immobility and anorexia (Dantzer et al., 2007).
The counter-arguments to mine are that what we do will not reliably determine what happens to us, because of the potent influence of our genetic inheritance.
In the news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Lehane used a slide show to portray people who rent their property on Airbnb as a potent voting bloc that, like the members of a labor union, will reliably show up to vote, even in low-turnout elections like Tuesday's.
The trouble with fentanyl is it's so potent, so concentrated, that none of the cheap testing offered at festivals can reliably detect it.
Alaska is still reliably Republican.
