Sentence examples for differentiated targets from inspiring English sources

In the clinic, HIV-based vectors are showing particular promise for delivering therapeutic genes to hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) and terminally differentiated targets in the central nervous system (CNS).

Progenitor cells are thought to be closer to a differentiated target cell than a stem cell.

Interestingly, in vitro differentiation of maGSC Stra8 SScellslls appeared to reduce the sensitivity to CTLs because the in vitro differentiated target cells became much less sensitive to killing compared to their undifferentiated counterparts.

To validate the putatively adaptive function of highly differentiated target regions, we used the FT-related traits DTT, DTS, and DTP to perform a GWAS with 43,252 SNPs as a case study.

To achieve the target, the European Council has adopted mandatory differentiated national targets for each of the member states.

We show that differentiated national targets cannot ensure a cost-effective implementation of the overall target for the EU's renewable energy consumption.

"We think that once that tide starts rising, we think that we can still provide a solution that is differentiated and targets is slightly different customer type," says Malone.

The instrumentation of REACH is differentiated and targeted to this complex regulatory field.

Theoretically, auctions should be the most effective design, especially if payments are differentiated and targeted by ecosystem service provision.

Spatial analysis enhanced understanding of local spatiotemporal variation in HIV prevalence, possible underlying factors, and potential for differentiated spatial targeting of interventions.

Serious consideration must be given to the effects of possibly conflicting management actions at local scale but we consider that in areas of both high wilderness and high species richness, differentiated conservation targeting and zoning is necessary for addressing all dimensions of biodiversity.