Sentence examples for on particular target from inspiring English sources

The scaffold box is colored if at least 70% of molecules containing this scaffold show activity on particular target class.

In this study we chose to focus on the general population, and the art they do in their everyday lives, rather than the more common practice of focusing on particular target groups or specific arts programmes, as it is our view that the arts can make a difference to the overall health of the community, not just specific subgroups.

Given the broad range of target inhibition exhibited by these drugs, it is possible that the clinical benefits are due to effects exerted on multiple receptors rather than on one particular target.

Traditional methods for drug target interaction prediction typically focus on one particular target of interest.

Three microarrays were fabricated, each one focussing on one particular target sequence (COM, PET and LBE).

6 Due to the large attrition rate in drug discovery 6, 24 and the diversity and lack of precedent for many potential parasite drug targets, 20 we decided not to focus our drug discovery efforts on one particular target class but to cover a broad range of targets.

"In the past, the enemy was able to mass their forces on particular targets at a particular time," said Capt.

Disease-related autoantibodies in SLE focus on particular targets, including DNA-containing antigens, such as dsDNA, and RNA-containing antigens, such as Sm/RNP14,30.

Many had long suspected that governments use the internet not only to keep tabs on particular targets, but also to snoop on entire populations.

None of these changes are likely to stop the NSA if it is determined to spy on particular targets, but they do help raise the cost of the indiscriminate mass surveillance that poses the greatest threat to democracy.

Attendees of the annual DEF CON security conference are competing in the event's first open source intelligence or OSINT capture the flag (CTF) run by non-profit TraceLabs; a challenge to hunt down public albeit potentially hard-to-find information on particular targets.