Sentence examples for pattern of targets from inspiring English sources
SHANGHAI — An American cybersecurity company issued a report on Wednesday saying that it had identified a single perpetrator of cyberattacks that lasted up to five years on a wide range of governments, American corporations and even United Nations groups, and that the pattern of targets suggested the attacker was a "state actor".
The interaction between priming condition and stress pattern of targets was not significant (by subjects, F 1,43) = 3.66, MSE = 0.01, <.1; by items, ns).
It would also be of interest to look closely at the maternally derived PolIV dependent si-RNAs [ 79] and the expression pattern of targets of those si-RNAs or progenitors in the interploidy crosses.
The documents show a pattern of targeting Correa's intellectual and political opponents in the media, indigenous movements and parliament.
This demonstrates a systematic and deliberate pattern of targeting minority Shia Muslims by militant groups including Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat, formerly known as Sipa-e-Sahaba.
In a separate development – but one that church leaders say is part of a pattern of targeting Christians – Jerusalem city council issued churches with a demand in February for nearly $200m£143m3m) in back taxes.
The amount of sampling required, in terms of both the number of images and number of points, varies with the abundance, size and distributional pattern of target biota.
The compounds displayed a variable pattern of target inhibition profile that, in part, paralleled the antiproliferative activity in cell lines characterized by homologous recombination defects.
But both attacks on Friday fit a Taliban pattern of targeting Afghan security forces as the American-led coalition pulls back from front-line positions and shifts to a support role.
Although microbial fermentation is the common approach to produce γ-PGA, the broth at the latter stage usually becomes very viscous and severely influences the metabolites producing pattern of target microbe.
(b) Breathing pattern of target 1 (upper), target 2 (middle), and target 3 (lower).
