Sentence examples for predominantly targeting from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin has repeatedly claimed it is bombing "terrorists" but has been condemned by the UN and the international community for evidence it is predominantly targeting civilian areas held by anti-government rebels.

"The secretary expressed his deep concern about the deteriorating situation in Aleppo, where the... regime (of President Bashar al-Assad) continues to escalate the conflict by predominantly targeting innocent civilians and parties to the cessation of hostilities," his spokesman John Kirby said.

Viral particles, through interactions between trimeric gp120 and B-cells, could trigger a T-independent, SIV non-specific Ab response before D14p.i., predominantly targeting gp120-associated carbohydrates.

In this case, by predominantly targeting the weanling and young adult strata of rats (Fig 4) recent theory suggests that cats may induce unanticipated patterns of pathogen prevalence in rat populations.

By injecting two different serotype/promoter combinations, we achieve different patterns of SOD1 silencing, predominantly targeting either motoneurons or astrocytes.

In the normal cells, SIRT1 seems to be present mainly in the nucleus, predominantly targeting nuclear proteins.

Recent terrorist plots have predominantly targeted the National Police and state institutions, including Parliament, rather than foreigners.

Russia has long insisted that it sought to fight terrorist groups through its intervention in Syria, when in reality its attacks have predominantly targeted mainstream opposition groups battling to overthrow the Syrian president.

Current research predominantly targets the efficient production and purity of the desired biomolecules.

Our work of reviewing virtual machine introspection (VMI) techniques predominantly targets cloud computing enabler virtualisation, with security as its major concern.

Polyarteritis nodosa (PAN) is a primary systemic necrotizing vasculitis that predominantly targets medium-sized arteries defined as the main visceral arteries and their branches [1].