Sentence examples for the same potencies from inspiring English sources

Because the slope of the linear correlation (potency fluorescence vs. natural substrate assay) was 0.95 overall the same potencies were obtained by both methods.

But will they have the same potency in repeats?

The question of whether women achieve the same potency as men as literary novelists is an old one.

When she shares such theories with male friends, she says, they tend to tell her smell doesn't share the same potency for them.

No appeals to European solidarity or the rights of man have the same potency as a call to defend national borders.

Estrogens that have been used in oral contraceptives include estranol, which has about the same potency as estradiol, and mestranol, which is less potent.

The image of a rotund, washed-up journalist hacking celebrity's phones for News International doesn't have the same potency as the hooded, indoorsy miscreant, neither for headline- nor Hollywood writers.

Doctors said switching would require several office visits and rounds of blood tests to adjust the dose of the new medications because the different brands do not have the same potency.

But they failed to show the same potency when they had the ball holed up in St Kilda's defensive 50 early in the final term, when the game was on the line.

Writing in The Economist in 1993, John Major, then Britain's prime minister, derided efforts to form a single currency as having "all the quaintness of a rain dance and about the same potency".

Sceptics often predicted that these diplomatic achievements would never make it into the real world; John Major, a British prime minister, once said that the pledge to create the euro had about the same potency as a rain-dance.