Sentence examples for exposing the target from inspiring English sources

It is based upon exposing the target area to the short wavelength.

An important implication of this is that more stringent location constraints designed with the goal of exposing the target population to lower neighborhood poverty rates could end up reducing the take-up of the program and the average poverty rate to which the treated group is exposed to (due to less take-up).

All species of Aβ exposing the target sequence will hence have the same ability to bind but, as a result of the avidity effect, the dissociation rate will be strongly reduced in oligomeric assemblies.

Reducing these side effects while maintaining the drug's therapeutic effects is important, as is exposing the target region to the drugs for a suitable length of time.

In the bioelectromagnetics research area, it is well known that no study of the effects can be considered as reliable without completely characterized exposure systems used for exposing the target agents, such as cells, tissues, whole body animal subjects, or human volunteers [ 22].

The present paper is meant to extend the existing TEM studies on silicon subsurface structures upon the nonequilibrium phase transition process and patterning induced by femtosecond laser ablation from Si, when exposing the target placed under ultrahigh vacuum to repetitive irradiation at fluences below the ablation threshold.

Andrew Norfolk, chief investigative reporter at The Times, won the 2012 Orwell prize and the Paul Foot award for his work in exposing the targeting, grooming and sexual exploitation of teenage girls.

Vectors pARS-TGAC and pARS-HPRT were linearized by SalI, pARS-Alu by SmaI, and pARS-ALF by MluI, exposing the targeting sequences.

These, when fired at relatively close ranges, fully expose the target to the effects of CS, and are employed as a potent defensive weapon in regions where blank firing pistols are legally permitted for such use.

It has been hypothesized that this stretching exposes the target bases promotes base pair exchange [29], [30].

The sample mixture is heated in order to separate the two strands of the DNA helix and expose the target sequences to the primers.