Sentence examples for emerging goal from inspiring English sources

Thus, an emerging goal in cancer treatment is not just the targeting of single proteins, but engaging an entire network and its related networks to halt or reverse the disease [12].

Another emerging goal is to reverse and prevent wrongful convictions perpetrated by dirty cops besides known bad actors like Burge or ex-Detective Reynaldo Guevara, who remain the most notorious in Chicago.

So, while empowerment does not need to be correlated with an explicitly given goal, being in a maximally empowered state is a good a priori guess for an initial state that maximizes the agents' chances of homing into a suddenly emerging goal.

Elucidating metabolic network structures and functions in multicellular organisms is an emerging goal of functional genomics.

Identification of functional homologues with roles in morphinan alkaloid biosynthesis is an important objective, as reconstitution of this pathway in microbes is an emerging goal [ 48].

An emerging goal in cancer chemotherapy is to target metabolic and cellular processes that enable the survival and growth of tumours.[ 1] The transcription factor, hypoxia inducible factor (HIF), plays a central role in the cellular response to hypoxia.

The emerging goals for the four days in New York signal that this White House has adopted an ambitious political agenda for a nominating convention that Republicans describe as a critical moment for Mr. Bush's campaign.

Furthermore, we show that the emerging goal-oriented encodings exhibit pre-linguistic compositional structures.

Improvement of endoscopic lesions and mucosal healing are emerging goals in the treatment of CD.

In addition, there is some evidence of effective contributions to resilience emerging in Goal Two, at least with respect to the Accelerated Learning Programme, the most frequently supported activity.

Emerging city goals for resilience should explicitly incorporate the value of urban ES in city planning and governance.