Sentence examples for most commonly targeted from inspiring English sources

The last decade has seen a shift from studies comparing BSC with chemotherapy in patients with advanced NSCLC, to studies comparing different chemotherapy combinations, administered either alone or in combination with molecular targeted agents, most commonly targeted against the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) or vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF).

(These rates are lower in other countries). The two industries most commonly targeted globally are financial services and health care.

Trump has made warnings about refugees a staple of his stump speech, though he has most commonly targeted Syrians fleeing the five-year civil war that has devastated their country.

Research into online abuse by Pew in 2014 said that 40% of people had experienced some form of harassment on the internet – and that young women were among the most commonly targeted groups.

The Cornell Ornithology Laboratory estimates that, while over 100 different species have been host to cowbird parasitism, Yellow Warblers, Song Sparrows, Red-eyed Vireos, Chipping Sparrows, Eastern Phoebes, Eastern Towhees, Ovenbirds, and Common Yellowthroats are the most commonly targeted host species.

The most commonly targeted directories/content readers for de-listing requests are yasni, 192.com, yatedo, profileengine.com and dastelefonbuch.com, according to the data.

"Catcher," considered shocking when it was first published, in 1951, is at once a staple of the ninth-grade reading syllabus and one of the books most commonly targetted for removal from the shelves of public libraries, due to profanity and sexual content.

Clinical trials of gene therapy most commonly target cancer and most commonly utilize adenovirus as the vector [23].

Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) are systemic inflammatory disorders most commonly targeting gastrointestinal tract [24].

Recombination most commonly targets an integron-associated attachment site (attI) immediately adjacent (upstream) to the integrase gene (intI) and a site, attC (also referred to as 59-be), found within individual mobile circular gene cassettes [2].

Initiating mutations in colorectal cancer (CRC) most commonly target the APC tumor suppressor gene (Kinzler and Vogelstein, 1996).