Sentence examples for a primary target in from inspiring English sources

Alan Pardew, the Magpies' manager, had isolated De Jong as a primary target in 2012 and hopes to finally include the Dutchman in his squad to face Norwich City next Tuesday.

The agreement came after strong pressure from the United States, which has identified opium trafficking in Afghanistan — the source of more than 90percentt of the world's heroin supplies — as a primary target in the stepped-up battle against the Taliban insurgency that American commanders have begun mapping out in recent weeks.

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Understanding the context in which a genetic effect operates is not a primary target in GWAS.

These observations provide evidence that TR1 is critical for self-sufficiency in growth signals of malignant cells, that TR1 acts largely as a pro-cancer protein and it is indeed a primary target in cancer therapy.

Even when prepared from failing, explanted hearts, the unregulated actomyosin ATPase of myosin is not different from myosin prepared from nonfailing hearts [38] [40], further arguing that myosin itself is unlikely to be a primary target in the pathophysiology of cardiovascular disease.

Although the intestines are a primary target of in utero gene transfer from the amniotic fluid, no GFP DNA was detected by Southern blot in these tissues.

(Available at http://mchb.hrsa.gov/programs/genetics/committee/ ) To be included as a primary target condition in a newborn screening program, a condition should meet the following minimum criteria: It can be identified at a period of time (24 to 48 hours after birth) at which it would not ordinarily be clinically detected.

The brain, in particular the cerebellum, was a primary target of infection in birds with WNV (9 ).

CG is not a primary target for methylation in Drosophila (Lyko et al. 2000), instead CT, and in lesser degree CA and CC, are methylated in higher proportion.

Strauss did not receive the position, which went instead to Julius Guttmann, Strauss's supervisor at the Academy for the Science of Judaism and a primary target of critique in Philosophy and Law.