Sentence examples for improvement in target from inspiring English sources

Improvement in target specificity and minimizing 'off-target' activity will offer better applications of GE technology in plant biology and crop improvement.

We validated the proposed method by re-docking with the Astex diverse benchmark dataset and blind binding site situations, which improved the correct prediction rate of the top scoring docking pose from 27.1% to 34.1%; however, only a slight improvement in target prediction accuracy was observed with inverse docking scenarios.

They demonstrated a 55-fold improvement in target engagement over the control (Neiwoehner et al. 2014).

The instructed strategy in Experiment 2 resulted in longer inspection times but no improvement in target detection.

The PCA analyses presented here, operating on highlight as opposed solely to shadow, show that these can give a significant improvement in target identification and classification performance opening the way for reinvigorated effort in this area.

Studies using IGRT with contrast-enhanced CBCTs have reported an improvement in target localisation accuracy of liver tumours in patients who have undergone chemoembolization using iodine-based Lipiodol contrast agent (Yue et al. 2012).

Upon intraperitoneal injection, Mesenchymal Stem capsulesdexhibitings, exhibiting cell protection from shear-induced damage and post-transplantation anoikis, adhered to the CCl4-treated liver with a hundred-fold improvement in targeting efficiency (70.72%) compared to free-cell injection, which dramatically improved mice survival (33.3% vs. 0% for free-cell therapy) even with low-dosage treatment.

IGF2R and BRAF showed the most improvement in target-specific amplification when processed with additives in the PCR step alone (Fig. 1B and D).

This improvement in targeting allows selective targeting of the centrosome thereby mitigating effects due to off-target ablation.

If a double- or single-stranded DNA donor is provided, precise nucleotide substitutions or insertions of up to ∼8.0 kb at or near the break site are achieved via homology-directed repair (HDR) in mammalian cells and in zebrafish embryos, suggesting the room for improvement in target-specific gene knockin and knockout in vivo.

Cognitive remediation is a neurobehavioral treatment that uses repetitive practice and compensatory and adaptive strategies to facilitate improvement in targeted cognitive areas, such as memory, attention, and problem solving (Medalia and Choi 2009).