Finally, trying to detect the fewest number of cells possible leads to a need either to improve sensitivity directly through more powerful targeting systems or to enrich target population of cells.
The new consumer site should help Acxiom get out in front of potential regulation — at a time when the company is about to introduce a more powerful consumer-targeting engine for its corporate clients that may well set off an outcry from privacy advocates.
Researchers use it to simulate protein models which might lead to medicine that's vastly safer, more powerful and targeted.
Eventually, hashtag following could give the app more powerful ad targeting data and an opportunity to show more interstitial ads between Stories, but the company says it's not doing either right now.
However, others felt that growth is over-emphasized as a default process for improvement in the world, and that it would be more powerful to only target social development outcomes such as improvements in human rights, which could be achieved by a variety of means.
These future computer algorithms will be more powerful than the Target algorithms referenced by Golbeck - computers that were capable of predicting that a teenage girl was pregnant based on running the data on a vast number of purchasing decisions and online behaviors.
Alternatively, indirect regulatory pathways may exist in hypoxia that ultimately may be more powerful stimuli on certain target genes than any direct miR-210 engagement of the target transcripts themselves.
For future studies, the use of highly diverse AAV libraries coupled with in vivo selections could provide a more powerful approach to directly target specific cell types in the retina.
Pomalidomide is the newest of the IMiD molecules and preclinical data support its more powerful inhibitory effect on target cytokines compared with its sister drugs, suggesting improved potency.
This is because we are likely to experience more distress and compassion not only when a victim is vividly presented, but also when the victim is a single individual rather than a group, and because identifiable targets stimulate a more powerful emotional response than do statistical targets (Small et al. 2007: 144).
And what more powerful partner could those targets seek than Berkshire?
