Sentence examples for more effective target from inspiring English sources

Our results will serve as a roadmap to formulate more effective target functions to design immune complexes with improved biological functions.

We propose that this novel model of skin inflammation could be a better model and targeting non-canonical NFκB signalling might be a more effective target for treatment of inflammatory diseases.

More specifically, the four-dot mask provided additional spatial information allowing for more effective target localization.

Our results suggest that physicians may be a more effective target than HCCs for interventions intended to improve ICD code registration.

Dual TKI combinatorial approach may allow more effective target inhibition with a lower MET inhibitor concentration requirement, when compared with monotherapy alone, as suggested in our in vivo H1975-luc xenograft study.

Finally, when the peroxynitrite scavenger uric acid was added, both the synovitis and glycosaminoglycan loss was ameliorated, suggesting that inhibiting peroxynitrite production may be a more effective target for protecting against inflammation and cartilage loss in this arthritis model [ 23].

Coordinating cancer therapies to accommodate the body clock could lead to faster healing after surgery, more effective targeting of the tumor cells, and fewer side effects.

The modest effectiveness of the intervention reported in this study does suggest that more effective targeting of the intervention may be required, and research looking at predictors or moderators of treatment effect should be a priority for the future [ 29].

Knowledge of the genes may lead to new, more effective targets.

Their work must be effectively coordinated and supported by analysts and data management systems that would enable more effective targeting.

Energywatch is also calling for greater integration of the myriad grants, schemes and other assistance available for low income consumers together with more effective targetting of information and advice to those most vulnerable to high energy prices.