Sentence examples for more specific targets from inspiring English sources

If there are heroic figures in his story, they are the chemotherapists and the biomedical scientists whose researches seek ever more specific targets for drug action.

During a drug's development, scientists design compounds that bind to one or more specific targets within a cell, producing a desired effect.

In addition, assessment of pathogenomic potential, resistome, toxin/antitoxin family in successive pathogenic strains of Clostridium botulinum aids in revealing more specific targets for drug design and development.

There has been an increase in the number of well-designed clinical trials of IPF that have focused on more specific targets.

There is a critical need for more specific targets for the development of safer anti-kinetoplastid therapeutic molecules that can replace the scarce and highly cytotoxic current drugs.

Aside from being an educational tool, it helps expose holes in distribution data sets so that future biodiversity research can focus on more specific targets.

He thinks that's because RNA is a more specific target.

He has pledged that the BoJ will bring inflation up to 2% within two years – a far more specific target than the markets were expecting – and provided details about how he intends to go about it.

"By starting simple and using an unorthodox organism like the brine shrimp, it has allowed us to now go into the ocean and measure something where we have a more specific target in mind," Dabiri said.

For a sandwich hybridization (SHA), we designed longer capture and signal probes for more specific target discrimination against a single base-pair mismatch from closely related species and for reproducible signals.

Based on new developments in molecular biology, our knowledge about lung carcinogenesis and mechanisms for invasion and metastasis has expanded and may in the future lead to more specific targeted therapies and better prognosis.