Sentence examples for imposed to target from inspiring English sources

Four drought stress treatments were imposed to target wide expression profiles associated with drought: (i) PEG induction, (ii) dehydration, (iii) slow drought (dry down) under greenhouse conditions and (iv) slow drought under field conditions, to generate four libraries for each drought-responsive genotype.

Targets for public services have been imposed to improve performance, but targeting is not a reliable way of extracting value, writes the Economist.

Despite budget restrictions, imposed to meet deficit targets demanded by the International Monetary Fund, Mr. Cardoso's government has invested extensively in education.

Thus, constraints that are imposed to achieve accurate representations of metabolism must be imposed at the metabolic engineering targets themselves.

Both these factors degrade the signal-to-noise ratio and impose to achieve the target CER over a worse channel.

The tariffs from Brussels imposed on consumer goods – designed to target producers in Republican states where Trump draws much of his support – were introduced from 11pm (BST) on Thursday on US goods worth up to €2.8bn (£2.5bn).

The most effective method is to impose carefully targeted sanctions on banks that finance arms shipments to the regime and on financiers of al-Qaeda.

Mostly governments have imposed inflation targeting upon their central bankers.

In a separate development, the US imposed sanctions targeting military commanders from both sides.

When teachers are under pressure to get so many pupils to such-and-such a point, in order to meet an externally imposed target, they have to do things - for the sake of the school - that might not be things they'd do for the sake of the children.

In January, after U.S. officials faulted North Korea for a cyberattack on Sony Pictures, Obama issued an executive order allowing the government to impose financial sanctions targeting officials and government enterprises in that country.