Sentence examples for less targeting from inspiring English sources

Because FokI is an obligate dimer, that construction, like paired nickases, requires two binding events and thus yields greater precision, albeit with less targeting flexibility.

Facebook went on to describe how if users change their ad privacy settings through the GDPR prompts to allow less targeting, ads could be less effective, so advertisers would pay less for them.

The EU takes a broader view of AEPs than does the United States, both in terms of type of activity that can be funded, and by using less targeting by land characteristics, and so the European program could be more easily used as a mechanism for transferring income to producers.

SDA: "We have been more or less targeting young people.

That the senator is a woman does not make the bill any less targeted at women.

In contrast, conventional vaccines that are administered via injection are less targeted.

But college is about more than that, with less targeted, long-term benefits that aren't easily captured by metrics.

If the Fed is just trying to deliver the same rate of domestic inflation it's always (more or less) targeted, then why has the dollar been falling?

It takes Internet advertising and makes it more expensive, less trackable and less targeted.

The worse these ads are, the less targeted they become, the more pissed off users will be, thus not caring about your brand.

Social networks come last because, she notes, they are a wide-open forum where communications is less targeted at one individual.