Sentence examples for opportunities for targeting from inspiring English sources

The analysis of these pathways indicates therapeutic opportunities for targeting both compartments and their interactions.

The structural data on LuxS will provide opportunities for targeting this enzyme for the rational design of new antibiotics.

Magnitude of improvements varied among scenarios and among watersheds, revealing opportunities for targeting buffers to maximize ecological benefits and economic efficiency.

The article discusses the utility of the resultant classification in terms of research and retail strategy including opportunities for targeting through adjustment of the retail offer.

It also created new opportunities for targeting, as more data about the audience viewing the ad was being shared with the marketer in order to create demand and thus determine a fair market price for the ad space.

Formulation into nanoparticles can improve drug stability in the harsh gastrointestinal (GI) tract environment, providing opportunities for targeting specific sites in the GI tract, increasing drug solubility and bioavailability, and providing sustained release in the GI tract.

Nanotechnologies offer exciting opportunities for targeted drug delivery which is anticipated to increase the efficacy of the drug and reduce potential side-effects, through the reduction of the dose of the drug in bystander tissues and an increase of the drug at the desired target site.

This talk will discuss the challenges in developing small molecule chemical probes for FOXA1 and our efforts to overcome these challenges in order to understand the therapeutic opportunity for targeting FOXA1 in disease.

This selective targeting ability should provide a large therapeutic window of opportunity for targeting cancer cells over normal cells.

Our findings provide the potential opportunity for targeting patient care to the individual in an informed way.

Intrinsic reversibility of epigenetic changes and the recent development of drugs targeting epigenetic deregulation in cancer cells may provide an opportunity for targeting inflammation-epigenome cross-talk in liver cancer.