Sentence examples for manifest target from inspiring English sources
When it became a manifest target of the Iranian revolution the Kuwaiti govt. set out in search of a patron & found one.
The situation that also the PA provided rather guidelines than specifications on accounting results in different approaches on how to manifest mitigation targets in national NDCs.
Firstly, the lowest frequencies of engaged nucleotides manifested at target sites were associated with the most efficient AONs.
Here, gap junction partially manifests the target protein-related section rather than the whole pathway.
It appears however that the association between number of medications and fall injuries in older people can be manifest in different target groups from small numbers of medications and that the mechanisms lying behind the association are rather complex.
The measurement model structures the PRO so that assessments closely mirror how the characteristics of interest are thought to be manifest in the target population(s), and so that the resulting construct estimates best suit the purpose(s) for which the measure is intended.
In most instances, most of the engaged nucleotides manifested in AON target sites were localized away from the ends of the sites.
After subscription, event notifications arrive to the/callback endpoint of the execution engine, where the scheduler identifies the target application manifest and activates the execution of the node where the subscription was made.
Facebook explains that information operations on the platform often manifest in three ways: targeted data collection, content creation, and false amplification.
Consequently, the lower facilitation effect of the TMS when applied on the motor area was manifest mainly for those targets located near the boundary of the reachable space.
The interaction between Prime and Target was manifested as fear fear faces were judged more quickly than neutral fear faces (p<.002), but neutral neutral faces were judged at a comparable level of fear neutral faces (p>.2) (Figure 3).
