Sentence examples for generic target from inspiring English sources

These characteristics make survivin a potentially promising generic target for cancer immunotherapy.

"One possibility is, for example, providing targets for the individual patient, rather than having a generic target - how feasible is that?

One option would be to use a generic target for DNA fusion vaccination, such as CS1, CD38 or CD138 [ 42], to avoid the need for bespoke vaccine production.

We introduce a generic target prediction method, the Stacking Binding Matrix (SBM) that uses both information about the miRNA as well as experimentally validated target sequences in the search for candidate target sequences.

But when it comes to investing in employment support, Di Lella believes the government is looking to make short-term savings by favouring cheaper, generic, target-focused services.

Unfortunately there is no agreement on which cutoff value should be chosen for a generic target-prediction problem, since the same cutoff could refer to different bioactivities in different assays.

This favors the selection of targets which may be inhibited tightly by many inhibitors in the dataset, i.e. "generic" targets with high propensity for inhibition.

While EU documents highlight energy security, energy union and sustainability, a contested policy translation process reformulates governance means and aims along the way and sometimes causes the generic targets to vanish.

This chapter focuses on the basic mechanisms which affect both structure-borne and airborne noise transmission in the body, and offers specific design practices and generic targets for many of the attributes which are critical to achieving overall noise and vibration goals of the vehicle.

Another widely used application of amplicons is in the development of generic targets for many bacterial species in 16S rRNA metagenomics projects [ 10, 11].

In contrast to these more generic targeting mechanisms, histone demethylases also play key roles in actively removing repressive marks from specific gene promoters during the transition from a repressed to a transcriptionally activated state [ 60, 62, 73, 87].