Sentence examples for more robust targets from inspiring English sources

However, current platinum-based treatment protocols are still far from optimum, and we can only improve outcome by identifying and stimulating more robust targets.

Our study has shown that BP control may be considerably worse than that when individual patient data are analysed and more robust targets are adopted [ 19, 21].

Pinterest is increasingly rolling out more self-serve tools with more robust targeting and tracking, but the kind of small businesses — the sum of which could eventually account for a big chunk of its revenue — that Facebook has snapped up with the prospect of getting in front of the exact right people at the right time.

Likewise, the 35 gene pairs that were predicted to be essential under both conditions may represent more robust drug targets based on their insensitivity to environmental conditions.

Cell flock of tracker [11] tracks targets with the selected optimal local tracker and thus can handle the problem of target shifting and is more robust in target tracking.

The utilisation of current methods and the development of more advanced molecular tools will lead to greater understanding of the role of essential genes in the parasite and thereby more robust drug target validation, thereby paving the way for the development of novel therapeutics to treat this important disease.

Harmonization across biobanks is crucial in order to make investigations more robust, more targeted, and more economical.

Table  1 indicates that ERG is a more robust ERK target than ETS1.

The harm principle is more robust if it targets restrictions on basic liberties, rather than liberty per se.

Furthermore, compared with their corresponding single peptides, heparanase multi-epitope vaccines elicit a much more robust lysis of target cells by activating CD8+ T lymphocytes.

Integration of the different omics analyses facilitates abiotic stress signaling studies allowing for more robust identifications of molecular targets for future biotechnological applications in crops and trees.