Sentence examples for life targeting from inspiring English sources

The startup describes its approach as "real life targeting".

This study sought to determine the effect of a 2-year, multicomponent health intervention (Spirited Life) targeting metabolic syndrome and stress simultaneously.

The startup began life targeting young consumers with a 'story-centric' approach to selling furniture and home items, but earlier this year it increased its focus on business customers with a new service that offered free advice and consultancy to companies looking to spruce up or redevelop their work space.

9 We focused on health and lifestyle factors, disability, participation and quality of life, targeting people 55 years of age and older with MS symptoms for 20 or more years.

Founded in 2003, San Ramon, Calif.-based Butterfly Life targets women aged 35 to 60 who are looking to lose weight and gain self-confidence.

Sanderson said the business began life targeted at marketing agencies, a world he knows well, but it is expanding its horizons to more broadly match organizations that deal with vast amounts of data.

A converging effort in unifying taxon information for whole biology is the Catalogue of Life targeted for complete coverage of all 1.75 million known species by 2011.

Because young people with diabetes will have more years of disease burden and an increased risk of developing diabetes-related complications early in life, targeted efforts aimed at primary prevention of diabetes in Navajo youth and efforts to prevent or delay the development of chronic complications among those who already developed diabetes are warranted.

"Food for life" targets would be established to ensure schoolchildren received proper nutrition, including 50% of ingredients being drawn from locally sourced produced.

Preliminary reliability calculations suggest that current design stress levels be reduced to meet the current fatigue life target reliability level for the MOB connectors.

The challenges are no longer "does the fuel cell work", but "does the fuel cell meet performance, cost and life targets required in commercial products not just demonstration prototypes".