Sentence examples for much higher target from inspiring English sources
No, Laviolette, the Islanders' first-year coach, is shooting for a much higher target.
The campaign manager, Daniel Vockins, said: "This lays down the gauntlet for the other political parties, and is a much higher target than local councils are currently committed to and hopefully lays the groundwork for deeper cuts..
"AND-gate CAR T" cells with the synNotch receptor have the same anti-tumor efficacy as regular CAR T cells, with much higher target cell discrimination.
The stateof- the-art Nexera UC system has a much higher target analyte recovery rate and reduces the possibility of human error during analysis when compared with conventional manual systems.
Anchovy (Engraulis ringens), the dominant epipelagic fish in the system, have much higher target strength (∼−50 dB) than euphausiids (∼−85 dB), but fish generally occupy only a small part of the epipelagic habitat while zooplankton fills most of the space (zooplankton includes mainly crustaceans and gelatinous organisms).
Auto-induction allows for production of much higher target protein yield and cell mass than conventional procedures using induction with IPTG without monitoring cell growth then adding IPTG at the appropriate cell density.
Yet 90% of the companies in the study had developed detailed strategic plans with much higher targets.
Most of them have aimed for, and achieved, much higher targets in this decade.The governments of Xinji and many towns like it must now be worried.
In contrast, activatable probes are turned on, only when they bind to their target resulting in much higher target-to-background ratios.
After application of the avidin chase (Fig. 5d), the enhancement induced by the nonspecific biotin-liposomes was reduced to almost base levels, while the enhancement by RGD-biotin-liposomes was still significant, with a much higher target-to-background ratio.
The NK cell-depleted splenocyte fraction was not able to kill any of these target cell lines even at much higher effector target ratios (Fig. 6B).
