Sentence examples for critical directed from inspiring English sources
The monoclonal antibody trastuzumab has provided a critical directed therapy that has dramatically improved the prognosis of 20-25% of breast cancer patients whose tumor overexpresses the HER2-neu receptor [ 2].
They part-narrate their story; they make comically critical direct-to-audience comments on one another's utterances, exposing the subtext of remarks that are less than sexually honest or self-deceived.
The scaling behavior between the critical tube diameter dc and the detonation cell size λ as well as the critical direct initiation energy Ec is systematically studied with the effect of argon dilution.
The total latency of the arithmetic operations in the critical direct loop of the second-order all-pass IIR section is reduced using a special class of the elliptic transfer function and thus the maximum sample frequency is increased.
They can pursue a dual strategy of providing critical, direct and indirect subsidies -- known as push mechanisms -- to partnerships that develop new products for global health needs, and provide financing measures like the AMC -- known as a "pull" mechanism -- to use market forces to encourage research and development.
Better try that again.' This critical intelligence directed at yourself is very good.
The critical attacks directed against him by the radicals obscured his reputation.
Harriet regularly collected from the various literary sources any slights or jibes or whiny critical assessments directed at her most famous client, in part to shield him from them, in part to be offended by them on his behalf.
The Sikh challenge to the Mughal state could be seen as prefigured in Nanak's own critical remarks directed at Bābur, but in reality it took almost three-quarters of a century to come to fruition.
The results suggest that there is the need to encourage critical policies directed towards improving female literacy in the country.
The results of this critical finding directed the course of action of treatment.
