Sentence examples for more specifically targets from inspiring English sources

Pinch grip which is assessed either as lateral (or key) pinch, tip pinch or tripod pinch more specifically targets the thenar musculature and therefore is more specific to median nerve pathology.

Though, clearly further testing is necessary to identify either an effective VML-injury specific dosing regimen for tacrolimus or a different drug that more specifically targets influential targets of the immune response to VML injury.

In the future, Sproat suggested police should have to tighten their requests to cell phone companies, asking for information that more specifically targets possible suspects and does not create a dragnet for thousands of people.

Tip pinch dynamometry more specifically targets the thenar musculature and appears to be more responsive.

Our results suggest that the Yme1 protease more specifically targets unassembled Tim10, rather than Tim9 mutant for degradation.

FLLL32 possesses superior biochemical properties and more specifically targets STAT3, a transcription factor important in tumor cell survival, proliferation, metastasis, and chemotherapy resistance.

Secondly, the Siracusa Declaration is not specific to global health but more specifically targeted to the derogation of civil and political rights, and therefore lacks precision in this regard.

Peters-Hamlin has also helped found Bridges to Middle Eastern Women, an organization more specifically targeted at that region's gender apartheid.

The blocking of Dynaweb, but not the rest of Blogspot, reflects China's relatively recent implementation of filtering systems that more specifically target the content to be blocked.

Another facet to fiscal policy is a government's attempt to guide the development of the economy by more specifically targeted policies.

The possibility to adapt the LBP to novel ligands with different chemistry and/or structure opens new perspectives in the design of more specifically targeted ligands.