Sentence examples for more targeted effects from inspiring English sources

Lipsitch allowed for more targeted effects of interventions by considering that a fraction of exposed susceptible hosts had received prophylaxis, with variable efficacy against infection and clinical disease [7].

Interestingly, Parth and Cost decreased detyrosinated microtubules without disrupting the overall microtubule network, demonstrating that these compounds have more targeted effects on stabilized microtubules than either Col or Tax.

Combined treatment using two or more drugs is believed to bring more targeted effect in cancer therapy.

Since nonspecific NOS inhibition is associated with unwanted side effects, more targeted inhibition of NO using specific NOS inhibitors may be a useful tool against the MRSA sepsis-related menace.

By grouping species based on life history traits, feeding guilds, or habitat associations, we can use more targeted methods to assess the effects of fragmentation.

Localizing the exact sites of recurrence could permit a more targeted approach with fewer side effects.

In order to assess the effects of more targeted imaging, scans of a resolution phantom and a mouse myocardial phantom, as well as in vivo mouse cardiac and tumour scans, were acquired with increased levels of targeting.

The results of the present study highlight a major gap, given that there is agreement in the literature on the necessity of a more targeted approach on the allegiance effect among researchers and readers.

Both Mr. Obama and Mr. Shuster in their addresses called for replacing the cuts with a more targeted plan to avoid such indiscriminate effects, but the White House and Congressional Republicans have starkly different ideas about what such a plan should look like.

In general, for the assessment of ecotoxicological effects of CNT, more targeted approaches are needed.

Gaining certainty about the (perception of the) policy problem will allow policy-makers to draft more targeted policy intervention by anticipating the effects on immigrants' capabilities and aspirations.