Sentence examples for settings targeting from inspiring English sources

Primers for all targeted chloroplast and mitochondrial regions were built using Primer3Plus online with default settings, targeting the desired regions using the recorded coordinates for the locations of the introns and intergenic spacers (Rozen and Skaletsky, 2000).

With technological advances in PPI modulator discovery and validation of PPI-targeting agents in clinical settings, targeting of PPI interfaces as an anticancer strategy has become a reality.

In this respect, especially in operational-level image processing, it is worth to re-think the trade-off between execution time of the processor-intensive MRS algorithm at series of parameter settings targeting a less-sensitive quality metric and an expert-lead trial-and-error approach.

The document also criticized the Houthis for their actions in the southern city of Taiz, which has been besieged for three years, and accused rebel forces of indiscriminately using "weapons with wide area effect" in urban settings, targeting civilians in their homes, while fetching water at local wells, or on their way to purchase food or seek medical attention.

It is noted that the Morogoro study was carried out in hospital settings targeting people with febrile illness.

Health promotion programs based on PCHMS can be used in a variety of settings targeting a large range of health issues, including the prevention of influenza [ 1].

Although ECMO support limited stress and strain with ultra-protective ventilation, the specific extent of lung rest strategy and the optimal mechanical ventilation settings targets during ECMO for severe ARDS patients remained uncertain [11 16].

In the current Argentinean context, none of the arguments for universal and mandatory preschool make sense: low-quality settings targeted to the neediest children neglect children's right to a happy childhood in a stimulating and responsive environment; rather than bolstering child-development and promoting social-justice, they deepen inequalities and socioeconomic segregation.

In such settings, targeted agents have been shown to afford significant clinical benefit with acceptable safety [ 5- 11].

The very resource poor settings targeted by REACT have raised the question whether there will be commitment and motivation for AFR-based continuous priority setting since the intervention does not provide additional resources.

Animals were intubated and paralyzed and all ventilator settings (target Vt, respiratory rate, and PEEP) were imposed and non-adaptable.