Sentence examples for information directed against from inspiring English sources
Most of the German web sites dealing with CAM contained information directed against conventional therapies.
According to Captain Gerald Mauer, the road map notes that information operations would be directed against an "adversary".
The warning said in part, "The F.B.I. and U.S. Department of Transportation have no information of any specific threats directed against additional targets; however, the U.S. transportation industry should remain at a heightened state of alert".
Unfortunately, there is only very limited information available since all antibodies directed against nAChR subunits and M1 and M3 receptors tested so far are prone to unspecific staining as indicated by controls performed on respective gene-deficient mice (Herber et al. 2004; Moser et al. 2007; Zarghooni et al. 2007).
There is a pressing need for timely, reliable, and generalizable information to guide infection control efforts directed against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) within hospitals.
With this information, injury prevention may be more effective and directed against the important cases from a cost point of view.
The information did not specify that there is a threat directed against nuclear power plants or outline any plot, said a spokeswoman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Beth Hayden.
Although a considerable amount of information is available about humoral defence reactions in bees directed against bacterial and fungal infections, antiviral mechanisms in this social insect are not known at all.
Information about the nature and measurement of the immune response directed against Stx in Brazil is limited.
Fears regarding the potential for misuse of genetic information have given rise to the concept of 'genetic discrimination', directed against an individual 'based solely on an apparent or perceived genetic variation from the normal human genotype'.
Incomplete and limited information is available on fluctuations in level and status of serum antibodies directed against microbial components and associated with CD over time.
