Sentence examples for more target for from inspiring English sources

A rationale for combining chemotherapy with cisplatin, which is approved for treatment of patients with metastatic cervical cancer and HNSCC (Kies et al, 2010; Sehouli et al, 2012) and RIT was the premise that cisplatin would kill some tumour cells and liberate intranuclear E6 to provide more target for RIT.

"Why in God's name would you want to build more targets for terrorists?" he asked.

How many more, how many more targets for the player who has everything in his locker?

It may just be that there are more targets for them to hit.

Sending more soldiers only means more targets for those Iraqis who don't want our army occupying their country.

But they will offer more targets for insurgents to shoot at, and reinforce many Iraqis' resentment of the occupation.

It needs to reckon with the ways in which some bystanders are more targeted for violence and the ways in which some bystanders are criminalised for simply enacting their rights to witness, say, police action.

"Too many troops could hurt our ability to win Iraqi confidence," he writes, "and it could translate into more casualties, because more troops would mean more targets for our enemies".

"And it's more targeted for women who tend to be disadvantaged".

"So we began developing our own lighter, thinner insulations that were more targeted for the fire shelter applications".

When sRNAs from both strands were considered, the MTPH number increased only slightly, 2 more targeted for non-TE and 6 for TE CDS (Figure 4D).