Sentence examples for projected to target from inspiring English sources

"Other Insecticides" Applied in 2010 for CRW Control 12 NASS data on "Other Insecticides" applied in 2010 NASS reported 237,000 pounds of "Other Insecticide" use in 2010; 60% of "Other Insecticides" applied to corn in 2010 projected to target the CRW.

"Other Insecticides" Applied in 2010 for ECB Control 11 NASS data on "Other Insecticides" applied in 2010 NASS reported 237,000 pounds of "Other Insecticide" use in 2010; 30% of these "Other Insecticides" applied to corn in 2010 projected to target the ECB.

This third challenge was solved with the use of the software SolidWorks (Dassault Systèmes SA, France) to design a plug with rounded edges, made of stainless steel, to be inserted into the tube projected to target the superior LPM.

Recent progress in protein crystallography and biotechnology has enabled structural genomics projects to target challenging proteins successfully, including protein kinases.

A pilot project to target visitors from seven countries — including India, Pakistan and Nigeria — who would have had to pay a cash guarantee or deposit to deter immigration abuse was to have been introduced this month.

Presumably, barriers in adequately informing individuals regarding personal data sharing led some projects to target highly educated or more motivated and empowered individuals.

Acknowledging the range of personalities, skill sets, and needs among slum-dwellers helps to engage people accordingly; embracing this spectrum of differentiation allows large-scale projects to target resources more efficiently and ultimately have a better chance of success.

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene developed this project to target communities with the highest prevalence of HCV infection.

In line with the government policy, the University of Dar es Salaam and Muhimbili established a project to target students and other youths in the surrounding communities by providing reproductive health services including contraceptives.

A laser was fixed to the top of the subject's head and was projected to a target.

Ultimately, this reduced excitatory input to the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) neurons and prevented the appropriate segregation of the LGN afferents as they projected to their targets.