The lethal nature of the Kindred's touch has been cited as representing the potency of their sexual repression; and has been placed within a science-fiction tradition that depicts aliens or outsiders with a potent touch, alongside similar depictions in the films Communion and E.T., and the novel The Puppet Masters.
It represents the potency of the compound and is fixed over time.
Therefore, we adopted the chlorpromazine equivalent dose, which represents the potency of the antipsychotic, to allow us to evaluate the degree of reduction in anti-D2activity caused by dose reduction.
The lead, though, was slightly smaller in the all-important swing states, which could be good news for the challenger, who needs to perform only a bit better than Mr McCain did four years ago to win.Some of this may represent the lingering potency of a candidacy that, four years ago, in the Democratic primaries and then in the presidential race, roused many youngsters to a state of near-mania.
The TEQ results, which represent the cumulative potency of the multiple dioxin congeners, are considered more biologically relevant than using TCDD alone.
While Park Chanwook, the director of "Lady Vengeance," represents the creative potency of South Korean commercial movie-making, Hong Song-soo, a favorite on the international festival circuit, is on hand to demonstrate the strength and vitality of South Korean art cinema.
Our results suggest that caution should be taken when representing the estrogenic potency of these effluents and surface waters using E2β as a calibration reference (i.e., assay-derived EEQs).
Both sca_1 and sca_2 represent a total of 35 unique active compounds, where the former represents the majority of 34 compounds with the potency values from 5.67 to 9.10 molar (around 79%% of them present the potency values of more than 7 molar), and the latter consists of only one compound (CID 3033968).
We also noticed that these cell lineage trajectories represent the gradual loss of developmental potency or potential of cells (Fig. 1B).
