Sentence examples for more useful target from inspiring English sources

Thus Gli2 may be a potentially more useful target than ROCK for treating bone metastases in the clinic.

These results suggest that the DRS contains more useful target information than traditional similarity measures, and the classification model seems to be unbiased by the huge amounts of negative data.

Non-HDL-C may be a more useful target in this population than LDL-C as it reflects all apolipoprotein B100-containing atherogenic lipid particles, it can be assessed at all levels of triglyceride, and it can be measured without fasting.

The tool may therefore be more useful to target CP promotion efforts, and measure their effectiveness.

"Amid the excitement over personalized medicine,'' Steven H. Woolf and Jason Q. Purnell wrote in an accompanying editorial, "the fact remains that a patient's zip code may be more useful for targeting therapy than his or her genotype.

A spokesman for the panel said: "It might be that additional resources in the Intelligence Unit would be more useful in targeting key risk areas.

Their potential problems are similar to those of other cocktails of natural proteins, i.e. immune interference and inclusion of both variable and conserved regions, whereby responses to variable regions may draw attention away from potentially more useful conserved targets.

At this stage the planned resource center will be more useful if targeting the needs of capacity development at the local level – by providing training to local stakeholders, institutions and its members.

These relatives also suggested that home care organizations should adapt their care supply and organization in order to make home care more useful for these target groups who often cannot express themselves easily in the Dutch language and who may have special needs because of their different cultural and religious background.

If we accept that soft target training provides additional information that is more useful than hard targets, then it follows that learning this extra structure is accompanied by a fuller utilization of DNN capacity, meaning less redundant parameters.

Of 451 proteins in the H-List, 25 were closely involved in the resistance pathways and would therefore be significantly more useful as drug targets.