Sentence examples for example to target from inspiring English sources
Stores benefit by learning about customers' purchasing habits knowledge they can use, for example, to target coupons.
RentJuice.com has been expanding city-by-city across the U.S. Vivero says the product requires a little tweaking for each market for example, to target Boston.com in the Boston area in addition to national rental websites like HotPads.
The results from this study can be used for example to target a tissue for agent delivering by using the promoter of tissue-specific genes.
Search strategies were built by combining at least two of: Core terms representing TBI and SCI Filter terms, for example to target rehabilitation literature Intervention terms specific to the clinical questions being mapped.
For example, to target prevention interventions to those at greatest risk, the risk score would need to accurately rank individuals according to their absolute risk but would not necessarily need to provide accurate estimates of absolute risk.
Colouring and colour descriptors are key measures used for communicating messages about the product, for example, to target a particular gender or to portray smoking in line with the desired brand image.
"Mail has been used in the past -- on occasion by the Unabomber, for example -- to target a specific person, but there have been no cases of mail bombings that have been attributed to terrorists," he said.
However, brands are launching subsidiary brands — I'm thinking about Baume, for example — trying to target lower price points.
Research options: Career changers should spend significant time researching and investigating career options that interest them, giving careful consideration to market demand for jobs (for example, try to target a growth industry), salary, location, and long-term prospects.
Recent examples: molecules to target drug-resistant bacteria and a kinase inhibitor to zap the enzyme responsible for tumor growth.
Eavesdropping of this information would allow an attacker, for example, to selectively target a jamming charge against base stations from a specific cellular network operator.
