Sentence examples for means targeting from inspiring English sources

Targeting the bone metastatic process means targeting every step of the long path to the bone, beginning with the stem cell targets and the microenvironment in the primary tumor via the chemo-attractant chemokines released by the bone niche (bone marrow) and the corresponding cancer cell receptors, through to the osteomimicry phenomenon and the tumor-stroma interactions in the bone niche.

That means targeting me for the purpose of ferreting out sources was unlikely.

"This means targeting ethnic voters who, Tory internal polling shows, share many of the party's values but instinctively vote Labour.

That means targeting the cruise-missile sites and the Iranian diesel submarines.... Some of the facilities may be too difficult to target even with penetrating weapons.

Above all, that means targeting not the girls but putting traffickers and pimps in jail, whether in Cambodia or in New York.

While accepting the principle of self-defence, the Liberal Democrat peer said: "If, however, we are talking about moving towards a US system which means targeting anyone who is a self-professed member of a terrorist organisation, then I'm against that.

But solving that problem means targeted anti-poverty assistance – not lower bills for everyone, which would tend to incentivise more consumption across the board.

"That inevitably means targeted acquisitions".

But a genuine fight against corruption would mean targeting those whom he depends on in order to stay in power.

But it does mean targeting counter-extremism strategy against those who are "vocally or actively opposed to fundamental British values".

The mean targeting error for the 5 experiments is 1.78 ± 0.70 mm.