Sentence examples for become a common target from inspiring English sources
Rembrandt von Rijn is widely regarded as one of the finest painters in European art history and his work has become a common target for thieves.
Even partial numbers should be avoided, the report said, because as they have become more widely used, they have become a common target for phishing.
Energy efficiency has become a common target for every building: the European Directive 2010/31 provides that by 2020 every new building must consume very little fossil energy (Nearly Zero Energy Building) and from 2018 also public buildings will have to meet this requirement.
Energy Efficiency (EE) has become a common target for all buildings: the European Directive 2010/31 specifies that every new building must consume very little fossil energy (Nearly Zero Energy Building) by 2020; this deadline for public buildings is fixed by the end of 2018.
Accordingly, the glutamatergic neurotransmitter system has become a common target in developing cognition-enhancing drugs, with the broad theme that increasing synaptic glutamate neurotransmission, for example using positive allosteric modulators at AMPA (AMPAkines ), mGluR5 (CDPPB ), or NMDA receptors (D-cycloserine ), improves cognitive function in rodent models.
These extraction techniques are well established for paleontological studies, but the protocols were established before conodonts became a common target for isotopic analyses.
Amyloid immunotherapies have become a common approach to targeting the disease, but the results to date have not been consistently positive nor does targeting amyloid pathology change the outcome [ 6].
On-package labeling could become a common practice as retailers like Walmart and Target roll out programs vetting the chemical ingredients in personal care products.
36 Targeting cytokines involved in inflammatory processes has become a common approach in the field of new therapeutics for autoinflammatory diseases.
Targeted recruitment drives for health workers from resource-poor countries have become a common solution to filling vacancies in richer countries [ 7].
Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) have become a common platform for Web developments.
