Sentence examples for proximate target from inspiring English sources
The protestors were not boycotting the proximate target of their ire (Montgomery City Lines); rather, they were boycotting a system of oppression, segregation, prescribed by the State of Alabama and the Montgomery City [End Page 252] Council (which contracted for municipal bus service with National City Lines).
It is plausible that HCV core concentrations at the surface of infected and proximate (target) cells are higher than in serum; moreover, chronic and repeated HCV exposures might yield augmented neurotoxic effects.
Several lines of evidence thus point toward a possible role for PKC signaling as a proximate target for the neurotoxicity of PBDE-99.
Second, the growth of smartphones and tablets with Wi-Fi connectivity along with the spread of free networks in America dramatically increased the number of proximate targets.
BirA* efficiently activates biotin to label PI4KIIα proximate targets (Kwon et al. 2002).
According to Dawkins, most replicators' phenotypic effects are represented in vehicles, which are themselves the proximate targets of natural selection (1982a, p. 62).
These exposures modulate the proximate targets of the mTOR pathway in canine tumors and PBMC without inducing AKT phosphorylation.
The mTOR pathway is the "nutrient sensor" of the cell and proximate targets of the pathway are responsible for both terminal oligopyrimidine (TOP) and cap-dependent translation of proteins (Figure 1) [17].
The proximate pharmacological target of PbTx is site 5 on the voltage-gated sodium channel [2], where they bind with high affinity (Kd 1 50 nM; [5].
Analysis of a sample of technology acquisitions suggests that private synergies exist when the acquirer is more technologically proximate to the target as compared to other potential acquirers.
The initial internationalization activities of many firms are targeted to proximate markets before venturing to more distant ones (Johanson and Vahlne 1992).
