Sentence examples for isolated target from inspiring English sources

He acted as the selfless, isolated target while his 10 team-mates set up camp behind the ball.

The original point of the Richter-Rauzer Attack, 6 Bg5, was to prevent Black from playing the Dragon Variation with 6... g6, when White could make a mess of the black pawn formation with 7 Bf6 ef, turning the d6 pawn into a weak, isolated target.

However, current methodologies require time-consuming incubation steps to obtain clearly isolated target species.

These sensitivity validation experiments differed from real world testing situations in a number of ways: they used DNA instead of RNA (majority of viral agents detected by RPM-TEI are RNA viruses) and the test templates contained isolated target sequences outside of the whole genome context.

This was despite the target being crowded to some degree at all the densities tested (i.e., the accuracy at the largest target flanker separation was lower than isolated target performance as seen in Fig.  2).

Furthermore, we tested the associations between protein expression of two isolated target genes, MCM7 and CDKN2A (p16) with HPV E7 mRNA expression and with the clinical outcome in 55 anal cancer patients.

The greatest herbivory pressure on isolated targets of Brachypodium is likely to be due to the indirect effects of experimental gaps, i.e. more favourable microclimatic and foraging conditions for grasshoppers.

To elucidate the reason of gene expression reduction, we isolated targeted human colon cancer cells and matched normal colonic epithelial cells from colorectal cancer patients with low tumor-SBP1 protein and mRNA expression [10] for SBP1 promoter methylation analysis.

In case of reconnection, The PVs were newly isolated targeting the residual electrical breakthroughs.

In spite of some key successes, however, there has been a gradual realization that many disease processes do not represent isolated targets and that the behaviour of even a given target is different in a cellular context.

The Basic Local Alignment Search Tool BLASTT) at NCBI (http://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi) was used to query sequence data against the mouse genome to ensure that primers had correctly isolated targeted Adam exons.