Sentence examples for benefit of target from inspiring English sources

Orienting operations can be separately measured as: Validity effect = Disengaging+(Moving+Engaging) = RT invalid cue−RT valid cue Moving+Engaging = RT double cue−RT valid cue, for the benefit of target response under valid cue condition because of orienting and engaging in advance.

Marchiq, I. & Pouyssegur, J. Hypoxia, cancer metabolism and the therapeutic benefit of targeting lactate/H symporters.

Experts are also keen to point out the benefit of targeting employers with a good track record in diversity when you are searching for a job.

Then, too, there is the political benefit of targeting a country whose success is alarming to many Americans, especially at a time of near double-digit unemployment.

Preclinical studies have suggested a therapeutic benefit of targeting the Hedgehog (Hh) signaling pathway, which is activated throughout the course of PDA progression by expression of Hh ligands in the neoplastic epithelium and paracrine response in the stromal fibroblasts.

Thus, results show the key role of Chop in tumor-induced T cell tolerance and suggest the benefit of targeting Chop in CD8+ T cells as a platform to boost the efficacy of T cell immunotherapy.

The second argument is not so much in favor of merger litigation, but an argument that all this litigation is actually for the benefit of targets and buyers as much as it is for plaintiffs' lawyers.

Comparative results showed that conventional targeting approach overestimates the benefit of targeting marginal lands for Alamo switchgrass (Panicum virgatum, L) and giant miscanthus (Miscanthus × giganteus) production due to simulation of larger area under marginal land category.

The results of this study help to quantify the potential benefit of targeting this highly burdened group of individuals.

Thus, the benefit of targeting VEGFR1 activity remains unclear, and is likely to be highly tumor–, BMDC type– and context-dependent.

Of note, while there is clear heterogeneity in EGFRvIII expression in brain tumors, the enhanced benefit of targeting modified hMSC should result in a bystander effect to cells which do not express EGFRvIII.