Sentence examples for privileged target from inspiring English sources

"Companies operating in the sector are a privileged target because of the wealth of personal data they manage, and that represents a precious commodity in the criminal underground," notes InfoSec Institute.

"It is clear that in publicly designating McDonald's as a privileged target, he helped to create in certain unbalanced people an image" of the company "as scapegoat," Mr. Durand said.

Updated at 12.15pm GMT 11.46am GMT Algerian hostage crisis El Watan, Algeria's leading independent French-language newspaper, says in an editorial that the hostage-taking "is a timely reminder that Algeria was and is still a privileged target for terrorist groups acting within and outside our borders".

The 3′-end region is a privileged target for the detection of a wide range of isolates, because of sequence conservation, of the tRNA-like structure, the major role in viral replication and the signal amplification due to the presence of numerous genomic and subgenomic RNAs.

Finally, complement is also considered as a privileged target for new therapeutic agents.

Furthermore, AT has important endocrine and metabolic physiological functions and could itself be a privileged target of these pollutants.

His privileged targets were Avicenna and Fakhr al-Din al-Razi whom he considered, as far as it was possible, even worse than Avicenna.

Sebaceous glands are privileged targets for sex steroids, particularly 5 α-dihydroxytestosterone.

In fact, TRs are privileged targets in activities such as fingerprinting or tracing the evolution of populations (Kelkar et al., 2008; Vogler et al., 2006).

Other functions are also reported as privileged targets for an accelerated evolutionary rate of related genes in mammals, such as reproduction, taste perception, chemosensory reception [ 69], and olfaction, as recently shown in pig [ 44].

The ubiquitin-proteasome system is a privileged pharmacological target for drug development due to the tremendous potential for intervention in multiple pathologies including cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, immune diseases, and infections.