Sentence examples for myriad targets from inspiring English sources

AMONG the myriad targets Britain's government likes to set for itself, few have had more malign unintended consequences than the apparently innocuous commitment to get 50% of all young people into degree courses by 2010.

Although the meetings are an act of political theater — delegates are expected to rubber-stamp the preordained decisions of top-ranking officials — the government's myriad targets and announcements provide some insight into its most pressing concerns.

The low specificity of an innate system faced with myriad targets may constrain evolution of immune genes because enhanced defense against one pathogen may reduce defense against another [23], [62].

A polyubiquitin comprises multiple covalently linked ubiquitins and recognizes myriad targets.

It is likely that these phenotypes are due to the global loss of miRNAs because of Dicer deletion, but, given multiple miRNAs and their myriad targets, the precise pathways responsible require identification.

The resultant platform is sophisticated, universal and creates opportunities for all involved: buyers can now easily purchase across premium sites without juggling multiple publisher orders, while the advertiser benefits from myriad targeting and optimisation.

But as we learned in Oklahoma City 14 years ago — or at the well-protected Holocaust museum just over two months ago — this kind of irrational radicalism has a myriad of targets.

Given House of Representatives appropriators' interest in cutting renewable energy programs, among a myriad of targets, it's likely the initiative will face big political hurdles on Capitol Hill.

Selection has a myriad of targets involved in both testosterone synthesis and sensitivity on which it may act; we review some recent studies in the junco that examine some of these sources of individual variability.

Phytochemicals affect myriad intracellular targets; it is this quality that often makes them desirable as chemotherapeutic agents against cancer [ 17, 41, 48- 50].

There is a feeling that Scottish Enterprise has not delivered.Since Scottish Enterprise is not charged with boosting growth, but with fulfilling myriad micro-targets, such as numbers of women and poor people to be helped to start a business, it seems unfair to blame Mr Crawford for this broader failure.