Sentence examples for require targeting from inspiring English sources
Synaptic cell adhesion molecules (CAMs), membrane proteins with a critical role in the formation, differentiation and plasticity of synapses, require targeting to the correct pre- or postsynaptic compartment for proper functioning of neural circuits.
Management strategies will require targeting not only high-risk populations (including adults or immunocompromised patients), but also previously healthy children who, in fact, represent the majority of children hospitalized with RSV infection.
Resolution of the matter will likely require targeting the exact areas HRSC imaged with Mars Global Survey and perhaps Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, due for launch this August.
If life has existed on Mars, Meyer says, finding traces of it will require targeting specific sites, such as fossil hot springs.
Thus, oligomeric TF Envs can elicit autologous nAbs to Tier-2 HIVs, but induction of bnAbs will require targeting of precursors of B cell lineages that can mature to heterologous neutralization.
The key lesson for future management and policy development arising from these studies is that erosion-control efforts that are aimed at producing basin-scale impacts will require targeting of areas where the proposed land use change or intervention will have the most beneficial influence on reducing sediment supply to river channels (e.g. Pont et al., 2009; Rey, 2009; Osterkamp et al., 2012).
Galvanising lending will require targeted bank-funding guarantees.
Answering these questions will require targeted modeling efforts coupled to data from ancient systems.
The results of these large-scale screens require targeted follow-up, and methods to home in on the function of a particular gene have flourished recently.
Biochar has the potential to positively benefit reforestation activities, but site specific and plant soil biochar responses require targeted research.
These varying choices may lead to difference in travel demand and thereby may require targeted policy formulation.
