Sentence examples for same target that from inspiring English sources
He added, "The same target that causes cancer could also cause inflammation".
For example, six (75%) of eight Scottish bovine isolates examined amplified the Q933 target, the same target that is frequently present in human isolates of human disease origin.
SAR transfer series are best rationalised as pairs of compound series active against the same target that have distinct core structures, and consist of corresponding pairs of analogs, as illustrated in Figure 2 for a small series with three pairs.
No one in authority is going to cast an objective eye on these police operations unless the department does something so counter-productive we all can't help but notice - a local version of the Afghan Koran burning, or a screw up in which there are so many law enforcement groups watching the same target that the target gets away in the confusion.
The lack of potentiating effect of this combination schedule is in agreement with the reported interference between the two agents, which have an opposite effect on the same target, that is, microtubules (Taraboletti et al, 2005).
Thus, the "efficacy" of a GPCR ligand complex is dependent on the context of the downstream components present in a cell type where a ligand can demonstrate dual and opposite efficacies on different signaling pathways while binding to the same target: That is, the same compounds can be an agonist against one pathway but an antagonist or inverse agonist against another pathway.
The transition funds have also aligned with the objectives, implementation and targets of the country's Medium Term Plan and provided an effective coordinating platform for the monitoring and evaluation of Medium Term Plan targets in the social sectors – the same targets that are reflected in the transition funds.
"We are applying the same targeting that applies to doctors and bulk billing of doctors to this area," he said.
Mr. Gibney, who has gone after many of the same targets that WikiLeaks has taken on, found himself dealing with incoming from its allies in the press and elsewhere.
He preferred to call it a dismantling of "the non-democratic institutions that have been put into place by sixty years of Democratic hegemony": trial lawyers, organized labor, and what he called the public-school monopoly — the same targets that Pat Toomey lists.
The different NF-κB transcription factor complexes essentially share the same target genes that are associated with cell proliferation, inflammation, angiogenesis, and survival [ 172] (Fig. 4).
