Sentence examples for more promising target from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a more promising target lies under the icy shell of Europa, Jupiter's moon.

The design and purchasing stages offer a more promising target, subject to long timescales and demand growth rates.

The assessment of the microcirculation is being proposed as a more promising target for hemodynamic management, potentially enabling optimization of oxygen delivery on a local level, and possibly also of oxygen extraction [6 9].

Thus, we turned to the investigation of another phosphodiesterase, PDE10A, as a more promising target.

A more promising target for the development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of inflammatory diseases seems to be visfatin.

Based on expression level, CEACAM6 may be a more promising target for antibody-based anti-metastatic and chemosensitizing therapy than CEACAM5 in all the solid tumors studied.

National environmental groups focused instead on more promising targets, like defeating the Keystone XL pipeline from Canada and retiring coal-fired power plants.

Fetal liver might harbor more promising targets for Down Syndrome screening studies.

Recent advances in large-scale whole-genome profiling of GBMs should yield to the discovery of more promising targets similar to these.

For metagenome analyses involving assembly (to generate longer genome fragments with multiple genes), habitats with few microbial species or an uneven population with few dominating species are more promising targets than habitats with many species of even abundance.

In our opinion, the identification of oncoantigens (i.e. tumor associated antigens that have a causal role in the promotion of tumor progression) [ 8, 9] could provide new and more promising targets for personalized treatment in NSCLC.