Sentence examples for only targets to from inspiring English sources
And let's not forget how long they lived among us and how little they absorbed -- how they went to their deaths believing that American laws were only something to be eluded, American citizens only targets to be killed and American society only something to be destroyed.
This makes them much more flexible than Sponsored Stories, which advertisers could only target to friends of people who had already mentioned their brand or used their app.
This leads us to suggest that ecological engineering should be ecological in the broad sense, and not only targeted to the ecosystem level.
Since sequencing is only targeted to regions flanking restriction sites, GBS is unable to directly ascertain specific loci, leading to considerable informatics challenges when used in MAS.
The intervention was only targeted to identify TB and patients with other chronic respiratory diseases were referred to services beyond the scope of the package described here.
In turn, public dental care programs in Canada are generally only targeted to those that meet strict income eligibility criteria, such as those on social or disability assistance.
These results suggest that in lower plants such as Physcomitrella, NDC1 proteins are only targeted to plastids, and in higher plants such as Arabidopsis and rice NDC1 has additionally acquired targeting to mitochondria during plant evolution.
Not all of the punctate structures labelled by the Golgi marker were co-labelled by CNGC20N2-GFP (Fig. 9C), possibly indicating that CNGC20N2-GFP is only targeted to, or accumulates within, a subset of Golgi.
Central thalamus is the only target to result in significant recruitment of striatum and prefrontal and frontal cortical regions.
PSA Cre mice use the well characterized PSA promoter fragment that only targets expression to the prostate epithelial cells (17).
Finally, from a universal health coverage perspective, RSBY only targets people estimated to be poor (about 30%to40%0% of the population).
