Sentence examples for be aimed at relevant from inspiring English sources
We hold an opinion that multiple drugs should be aimed at relevant sites instead of arbitrary targets so that the pathogens could not escape from alternative pathways.
However, when improvement in client outcomes is contingent on service provision by multiple agencies, strategies should be aimed at all relevant levels across systems and organizations, thereby adding the outer context of the "system" or "community".
VarI-COSI will be aimed at sharing relevant information, discussing ideas, and providing networks of training and support.
Research efforts should also be aimed at identifying the relevant genes involved in regulating gonadotropin and steroid hormone production, and investigating whether functional polymorphisms in these genes lead to variation in ovarian function.
Our future studies will be aimed at further characterizing behaviourally relevant chemosensory stimuli for these vector mosquitoes, and to elucidate how these stimuli are detected and integrated in the chemosensory systems.
(a-j) Intermediate results (before the application of morphological transformations) produced by the iterative application of the segmentation step on the patch (and seed) in Figure 2. The characterization phase is aimed at obtaining relevant information for each candidate brushstroke.
Overall, each of the first two stages is aimed at filtering relevant objects for the next stage: candidate modules are selected on the basis of their potential to include candidate transcripts (stage I), and candidate transcripts are selected on the basis of an efficient score that is expected to be high in true driver transcripts (stage II).
So, why is it that a staggering 97 per cent of them do not think that advertising is aimed at, or is relevant to, them?
The process was aimed at "involving all relevant national players," Mr. Barnier said at a news conference Wednesday.
The apprenticeship scheme is aimed at people with relevant A-levels or equivalent experience and will lead to an accredited level 4 diploma.
