Sentence examples for which potency from inspiring English sources

There are no randomized controlled trials providing evidence on how often, how long, and in which potency the corticosteroids are to be applied.

Similar mixtures, especially those with a common mode of toxicity, and for which potency of all can be summarized in terms of dosage of one specific reference chemical in the group, are the most amenable to quantitative assessment of cumulative health risks (U.S. EPA 2000, 2002c; van den Berg et al. 1998).

It is that essential impotence against which the potency of my freedom shatters itself.

That could spell doom for low-tech candles, which lose potency as they burn and the pooled wax solidifies.

Although the levels of individual insecticides sprayed may not be high, they are often mixed with others, which increases potency.

We reasoned that increased flexibility of the side chain, which determines potency and selectivity, would improve the spectrum of RTK inhibition.

The validity of the model is shown by comparing model-based parameters which characterize potency and duration of effect in vivo with graphically derived parameters.

In our experiments (Table 4) and in terms of bringing the most active molecules closer to the query, there is a clear advantage of the knowledgeable policy (which is potency scaled) versus the realist one.

A scaffold-hopping exercise led to the identification of a 1 H-pyrazolo[3,4 b]pyridine scaffold, which retained potency.

Forced expression of PLA2G3 or its central S domain alone in several cell types results in increased arachidonic acid metabolism, for which its potency is superior to that of PLA2G2A and next to that of PLA2G10 and PLA2G5 [ 14, 15].

To determine the therapeutic effect of HDAC6 inhibition on tau pathology we administered tubastatin, which shows potency and selectivity towards HDAC6 inhibition in vitro and in vivo (IC50 = 15 nM for HDAC6) [ 6].