Sentence examples for prime recruitment from inspiring English sources

The region is the prime recruitment base of Harakat, whose training camps and other facilities still exist nearby in Mansehra.

Alienated and abandoned refugees are prime recruitment candidates for violent extremism.

On the other hand, Cho et al. [ 28] demonstrated, using a mouse model, that IL-17, priming neutrophil recruitment, is ultimately required for host defence against S. aureus skin infections.

Other strategies should be explored in patients with a non-inflamed phenotype to initiate innate immune activation and to promote endogenous T cell priming and recruitment into the tumour microenvironment.

"People with military backgrounds are (wrongly) considered prime targets for recruitment.

New medical graduates are prime targets for recruitment to deprived rural areas.

First, adult-born neurons exhibit enhanced synaptic plasticity and contribute to learning and memory processes in rodents (Schmidt-Hieber et al., 2004; Ge et al., 2007; Deng et al., 2010), which would make them prime candidates for recruitment in a behavioral process conditionally induced in the adult.

36 However, we found no role for TLR4 in either priming or hepatic recruitment of newly primed NS3/4A-specific CTLs (fig 4D), which is different from the suggested role of TLR4 in trapping memory cells in the liver.

But he said students studying in Japan who ended up with solid work experiences at Japanese studios could be prime candidates for international recruitment.

The sweep was especially striking since the kingdom remains a prime source of both recruitment and finance, particularly for al-Qaeda in Iraq.After a spate of bombings in 2003 and 2004 jolted many Saudis out of complacency, strong police action reduced the rate of terrorism.

Parlato says high-profile actresses and heiresses were prime targets for Nxivm recruitment because they added glamour and success to an organization that was constantly fighting off bad press.