Sentence examples for less to target from inspiring English sources

Although Apple's been effectively creating "low end" handsets by continuing to circulate older models at lower prices, it remains to be seen whether the company decides to extend that to actually launch "nano" new handsets intentionally pared down and costing less to target emerging/developing and more price-sensitive markets more directly.

It warns that pulling American assistance in Yemen could result in the Saudis doing less to target terror groups.

He said in ways technology has made it easier and less costly to target new subscribers.

As mentioned above, MTX has a suboptimal affinity to FA receptor compared with FA and may be less efficient to target to FA receptor than FA.

Moreover, sexual murderers of children were less likely to target a victim under the influence of drugs/alcohol than sexual murderers of adults.

Females are less inclined to target large prey, but have the same seasonal bias.

He admits that as an older smoker, and a Rastafarian, he feels the police are far less likely to target him, but generally he feels the city's climate is more sympathetic to smokers.

Clinicians using transfusion protocols were less willing to target higher Hb goals in patients with DCI (β = -0.35, P = 0.003).

This population might initially seem less important to target, since lives are not usually at stake when patients with self-limited inner ear conditions are missed.

Less experiences to target, for instance, the aorta are available but it seems that higher concentrations are needed (Boon et al, 2011).

The set of full probes are ideal for studying cross-hybridization because they target exonic regions supported purely by computational predictions, and are therefore less likely to target truly transcribed regions.