Sentence examples for partly targeting from inspiring English sources

Le Pen, among the frontrunners for the presidency, is using a two-day visit to Lebanon to bolster her foreign policy credentials nine weeks from the April 23 first round, and may be partly targeting potential Franco-Lebanese votes.

"Of course, the risk of Android malware infection is massively increased by rooting, which this malware example partly targeted, because you are specifically disabling crucial built-in security services," he said.

Krampus has a 15 certificate, which may scare away the family audience at which the film is partly targeted, but this is a Christmas film with an enjoyably barbed edge.

When overexpressed, WT SOD1 might also be partly targeted for degradation in a similar fashion as mutant SOD1.

While the regulatory effect of estrogen is partly targeted to synoviocyte-associated MMPs and TIMPs [ 7], little is known about the effects of RAL on healthy and RA synoviocytes and their fibrinolytic pattern.

They are partly target- and partly backbone-specific, corresponding to the 3' target-specific region of the OCP, and 7 12 nucleotides of the adjacent backbone sequence.

We also found that miR-378 can inhibit tumor growth and invasion partly by targeting vimentin.

miR-182 also promoted gallbladder cancer metastasis partly by targeting cell adhesion molecule 1 (CADM1) [124].

MiR-20b serves as an oncomir that plays an important role in the growth of breast cancer cells partly by targeting tumor suppressor PTEN at the posttranscriptional level.

Using a similar approach, Zhou et al. found that an ectopic expression of miR-34a could inhibit cell growth and induce apoptosis in hepatocyte growth factor- (HGF-) induced gefitinib-resistant HCC827GR and PC-9GR lung cancer cells and in HGF-induced gefitinib resistant mouse xenograft model, partly by targeting MET [ 51].

Best of all, the trio will reportedly cost less than $1.7m in wages, financed partly through targeted allocation money from the league.