Sentence examples for different levels of target from inspiring English sources

The resistance factors, compatible with the load factors given in the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials AASHTOO) LRFD design specifications and those provided in the American Petroleum Institute (API) LRFD recommended practice, were calculated and proposed for different levels of target reliability index.

We used fMRI, in conjunction with an emotional oddball task, at different levels of target discrimination difficulty, to investigate the effects of emotional distractors on the detection of subsequent targets.

One commonly used method for testing the specificity of a radiotracer's targeting ability is to determine the radiotracer uptake in different tumour models with different levels of target expression.

Since, the previously mentioned results show that the LP4 (MMC) can provide an appropriate estimation of inter-story ductility demands in high-rise frames, in Fig. 12 the μ s resulted from LP4 is compared with values obtained from NTHA for different levels of target ductility.

Finally, we describe the assessment setup, which allows to evaluate the performance of the method and its comparison with other prediction and rescoring methods on different levels of target difficulty (family, superfamily and fold level).

Such superselectivity could, for instance, enable enhanced discrimination between cells expressing different levels of a target receptor.

Here we report a study of the distribution of the monoclonal antibodies, cetuximab and trastuzumab, in tumors that express different levels of their target receptors.

What do these data imply about the impact of trastuzumab on HER2-positive tumors that express different levels of the target?

Positioning the ROI on different levels of the target tissue (anterior and posterior cervical lip) introduces an important bias on the strain measurement.

These 3 groups displayed different levels of REST target gene expression and could thus be divided into REST enhanced malignancies (REM), tumors with near-normal expression of REST targets (Near-normal), and tumors with mid-range REST target gene expression (Mid-range).

Clinical questions of interest include not only the efficacy of novel agents in clinical trials, but also the viability of using a given drug to fight different cancer types with similar genetic abnormalities, and the optimal treatment of heterogeneous tumours harbouring different levels of the target mutation.