Sentence examples for more comprehensive target from inspiring English sources

Our approach incorporating more comprehensive target lists for each drug, however, was able to find kinases with significant associations with drug sensitivity for each cell line in this group.

Undoubtedly, the need to bridge the gap between promising preclinical trials and effective translational bedside treatment prompts further investigations towards mapping out the mechanistic pathways of MCD, understanding how these drugs work as medicine in the body and more comprehensive target validations.

Therefore, we may consider TTD as a subset of DrugBank, in which TTD only includes pharmacological targets, and DrugBank includes more comprehensive interaction targets.

TTD mainly contains the primary targets directly related to the therapeutic actions of approved drugs, while DrugBank collects more comprehensive potentials targets.

It's since expanded into a more comprehensive offering, targeting small businesses and designers who want to build and manage nice-looking websites entirely in the browser.

Through trainings and advocacy, the pilot team articulated the need for a more comprehensive response targeting the three key components of MHM (information, supplies, infrastructure, see Fig. 1).

Given the large burden of cardiovascular disease in patients with CKD, a more comprehensive approach targeting both CKD and cardiovascular risk factors may be more appropriate.

She also wrote a sidebar about Phorm, a British company, that is taking a much more comprehensive approach to targeting ads to users by gathering data about everything they do on the Web from their Internet service providers.

Other vaccine approaches, which seek a more comprehensive immune response targeted at multiple components of the B. anthracis organism, are under active investigation.

In recognition of the growing problem of alien species, and the need for more comprehensive information and targeted action, a six year, multi-partner program entitled "Control of Invasive Species in the Galapagos Archipelago" was initiated.

The aim is to understand the factors that facilitate or impede adherence to develop more comprehensive care and targeted interventions that better meet the needs of PLWH accessing care through public clinics.