Sentence examples for precious target from inspiring English sources

Further functional studies could confirm that CCL19 has a major role of mononuclear cell migration into the subarachnoid space of dogs affected with SRMA, MUO, IVDD and may be a precious target for developing new treatment schemes.

In most cases, however, such an approach would be hampered by the prohibitively high sample requirements of usually precious target protein, emphasizing the need for more practical, online protocols that can be used without previous knowledge of the pertinent SOL and SAT boundaries.

"Never did anybody's thought process about how to protect America -- did we ever think that the evildoers would fly not one but four commercial aircraft into precious U.S. targets," the president said.

Moreover, it facilitated the formation of a sludge that is 42.4 ± 3.4 m% rich in Ag, which is extremely beneficial when recovery of the precious metal is targeted.

He should have taken the time to edit the book so that it got to the point much more quickly, saving its target audience precious time.

But Taylor's death shows that even as more people now consider race to be the biggest issue facing our country and young people are increasingly aware of how police target minorities, precious little in the way of reform has registered at the local level.

But Taylor's death shows that even as more people now consider race to be the biggest issue facing America and young people are increasingly aware of how police target minorities, precious little in the way of reform has registered at the local level.

As miRNAs are proposed to act mainly as fine-tuners of the transcriptome (reviewed in [ 52]), identifying groups of miRNAs that are expressed in a given tissue offers a precious resource in evaluating targets and pathways that direct the differentiation and maintenance of the ocular structures.

In the eighteen-eighties, for instance, mongooses were introduced to Hawaii; they gobbled up rats, their intended target, but also precious native fauna.

Gamekeepers once shot on sight any creature that might harm their precious birds, a crusade that targeted not just crows, foxes and birds of prey, but even nightingales, whose nocturnal singing might disturb the pheasant chicks.

Since seizing the city in March, Ansar Dine has targeted Timbuktu's precious Muslim heritage.