Sentence examples for more generalized target from inspiring English sources

It is possible we can learn a 2D or even 3D identity manifold for more generalized target modeling given sufficient training data.

In contrast, chemokine expression may be a useful measure of more generalized inflammation that suggests ongoing target organ damage.

SK-N-FI was the only cell line generating tumors with more generalized NESP55 immunoreactivity.

In addition, a more generalized layer detection algorithm could be developed to target other OCT image segmentation problems, i.e. anterior segment OCT [ 27].

On the contrary, lower levels of resistance are associated with mechanisms that do not involve target site resistance but, rather, more generalized detoxification systems.

C) A more generalized view of overcoming drug resistance by co-targeting upstream genomic aberrations and downstream signaling proteins, which are connected to diverse pathways.

A new conceptual framework is proposed for functional analysis of miRNA clusters, which extends the conventional target gene-centric approaches to a more generalized tri-partite space.

The shielding effect of monocytes could be a more generalized function of immune effectors since NK cells can also target T and B cells.

If Sann is right, that could mean developers who built localized versions of their apps to target different search terms are going to get screwed, while more generalized apps that serve multiple geographies (like BestParking) will benefit.

As stated earlier, usually high RR levels are associated with target-site resistance while lower RR levels are associated with more generalized detox mechanisms.

Thus, these target items do not refer to specific help or benefactors; rather, they reflect a specific, more generalized attitude in life.