Sentence examples for eventually targeting from inspiring English sources

Detailed optimization of the device architecture of bulk heterojunction organic solar cells is of crucial importance when eventually targeting commercial applications.

That night, members of the cult — this time Van Houten came along — prowled for victims, eventually targeting the Los Feliz home of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca.

Gene induction occurs depending on the ability of a variety of cell surface receptors to activate distinct and/or partially overlapping intracellular signalling pathways eventually targeting the phosphorylation site(s) of one or more MAP kinases (i.e. p38, ERK1/2, JUNK) committed in turn to activate IL-6 and/or CCL5 gene transactivators.

Eventually, targeting of MIF may offer therapeutic options in this autoimmune disease.

The recent terrorist attacks in Brussels have fuelled concerns that Islamic State could eventually target nuclear plants and develop radioactive "dirty bombs".

"We were picking up information that there was a plot to eventually target U.S. facilities in key locations at various places, and this was just one piece of it," said William Esposito, who was then the deputy F.B.I. director.

This study will eventually target the anticipated positive child outcomes associated with receiving a prescribed level of care.

But he says it will eventually target all animal studies supported by taxpayer dollars, including millions of mice, rats, and other animals.

But it needs to get users registered for its social layer so it can start building profiles of their habits across its products to eventually target ads against.

The service will be available as a separate subscription, allowing Nowait to eventually target other businesses, like bars, with this offering.

Mission construction began along the coast of northern Florida (around St. Augustine) and southern Georgia during the late sixteenth century, expanded westward from St. Augustine through upper-central Florida, and eventually targeted the panhandle (Tallahassee) by 1633 (Fig. 1).