Sentence examples for change to target from inspiring English sources

Gradually, but not so subtly, the color changed to the brown-black of the "Indian" skin on today's helmets, which poses the questions: is someone considering a commensurate name change to target the supposed skin color of other people?

His coauthor Sara Hitchman said authorities should look closely at "the ways in which the tobacco industry is capitalizing on societal changes to target women, such as marketing cigarettes to women as a symbol of emancipation".

These more localized changes suggest that MAPT mutations may direct pathological changes to target this ventromedial network.

BP will be optimized by changes to target weight and antihypertensive medications according to a standardized protocol.

The endocrine system mediates long-range peptide hormone signaling to broadcast environmental changes to target tissues via the circulatory system.

Direct inferences on potential changes to target innervation in patients with entrapment neuropathies are therefore currently not possible.

Therefore, governmental run school-based programs, which can mandate curriculum changes to target children and adolescent weight management, may be a reasonable approach to establishing healthy weight initiatives.

This along with a social marketing campaign and labelling changes to target behaviour change to reduce salt intake achieved a 15%% reduction from 9.5 to 8.1 g/day over 10 years [ 30].

However, sponsors may not commit resources for PRO measures for nonprimary endpoints during the early stages of product development when the likelihood of changes to target product profile and the rate of attrition are still high.

Even Mothers Against Drunk Driving didn't endorse the change, preferring to target binge drinkers and repeat offenders often blamed for deadly crashes, Lerner said.

Are the zoning changes intended to target certain types of buildings more than others, and certain vintages of buildings?