Sentence examples for invaluable targets from inspiring English sources

These results strongly suggested that modulating the activity of ARs may be an efficient strategy to sensitise glioma CSCs to chemotherapy and that ARs may be invaluable targets in glioma stem cell-orientated therapies.

Listeria monocytogenes is an important food-borne pathogen and model organism for host-pathogen interaction, thus representing an invaluable target considering research on the forces governing the evolution of such microbes.

TACAs are important molecular markers for the clinical diagnosis and prognosis of cancer and invaluable molecular targets in the development of therapeutic cancer vaccines or cancer immunotherapies.

The study of proteomics should yield an unparalleled understanding of cancer as well as an invaluable new target for therapeutic intervention and markers for early detection.

If zoonotic pathogen spillover from bats were to occur in Ghana, the information obtained from this study will be invaluable in targeting specific groups at-risk and disease control measures.

Networks of human intelligence — sources on the ground — were therefore invaluable in locating targets, and this is where the British came in.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00471.006 Besides serving as an invaluable research tool, targeted genome engineering in cells and organisms could potentially provide the path to revolutionary applications in human therapies, agricultural biotechnology and microbial engineering.

Thus, intervention approaches that similarly comprise proactive measures envisioning and actuating issues that could introduce delay rather than reactively resolving patient-identified barriers can be invaluable in reaching targeted navigation goals.

If such information were known, it could allow for aminoglycosides to be exploited to target other RNAs and, in addition, could provide invaluable insights into potential bystander targets of these clinically used drugs.

This data is invaluable both for advertising targeting and for data mining, and its far more sutble than Digg's voing system.

Such detailed dissections of the specific molecular recognition and self-assembly during amyloid formation could provide invaluable knowledge for the targeting and control of diseases involving toxic protein aggregation and deposition.