Sentence examples for means to target from inspiring English sources

Campbell, L. M. et al. Rationale and means to target pro-inflammatory interleukin-8 (CXCL8).

Product placement in video games is gaining momentum as a means to target audiences in an indirect and engaging way.

The galactosamine is used as a means to target the conjugate to liver for the treatment of primary and secondary liver cancer.

Regardless of their frequency, these variants permute normal function to reveal novel means to target wild type AR and its key interacting partners.

Although the efficacy of using metformin to treat cancer remains controversial, these findings indicate that one means to target tumors would be to prevent them from accessing or producing nutrients like aspartate to make new cells.

Finally, new data support the idea of using modified NK cell receptors as a means to target patients' T cells against their own tumor cells and induce long‐term immunity against them.

And it was meant to target other South Koreans.

"I don't mean to target him, but it is a concern of mine".

We also included information about whom each ad was meant to target.

Just as earlier this month the congresswoman "only meant to target the pro-Israel lobby," he said.

Mood said he did not know whether the blast was meant to target the observers or the military.