Sentence examples for chiefly targets from inspiring English sources

GH families 3 and 95 had 20 members; giving the biochemical activities of the former (mainly β-glycosidase, which chiefly targets the hydrolysis of terminal, non-reducing β-D-glycosyl residues, releasing β-D-glucose) the number of gene copies is not unusual.

However, octreotide, which chiefly targets sst2, has shown no clinical benefit for PDAC patients, which is probably explained by the absence of expression of sst2 in pancreatic cancer cells (Friess et al, 1993; Buscail et al, 1996; Laklai et al, 2009), or in CAFs, as demonstrated here (Supplementary Fig S5).

According to Nikkei, all the Vision Funds are expected to chiefly target unicorns — aka tech startups that haven't gone public yet but have an estimated valuation above $1BN.

Pakistan's army has been accused for years of supporting terror groups, chiefly those targeting neighboring India, and some of these allegations have been verified by former U.S. intelligence officers.

But in addition to taking sardonic aim at Mr. Gurney's usual favorite targets — chiefly, the sins of the Bush administration — this latest work deals specifically and wistfully with the role of drama in a culture that has increasingly little respect for it.

But the global recession has since lightened government coffers and increased the popularity of taxes that appear to target chiefly the wealthy and unearned increases in property values.

For a program aimed at kids – all are invited to a party with Mr. Jonas on Feb. 7 – Kids' Night has had few representatives who appealed chiefly to its target audience.

Internal factors chiefly include hormones targeting several hypothalamic nuclei, 110, 111 whose functions are to protect the adipose tissue stores by responding and interconnecting anorexigenic, and orexigenic signals from specific neuropeptides.

The initial recognition of mRNAs by the RISC-miRNA complex is driven primarily by Watson-Crick base-pairing of nucleotides 2 to 8 in the mature miRNA (seed sequence) with specific mRNA target sequences chiefly located in the 3′ untranslated region, and additional base-pairing affords greater affinity and targeting efficiency [ 8].

Alternatively, Mr Bush may object chiefly to the details of the Kyoto blueprint the specific bundle of emissions targets and timetables agreed in 1997 in that Japanese city.

The committee's report found that intelligence agencies previously saw Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the branch of the terrorist network in Yemen, chiefly as a threat to American targets in that country, not to the United States itself.