Sentence examples for severe targets from inspiring English sources

Following the increasing awareness on the global warming, international governments have set up severe targets on CO2 emission in transportation sector: the overcoming of these limits produces a fine which directly influences the market value of the vehicle.

In the case of the China, seven pilot CO2 cap-and-trade regimes at the local level are under development, while in the United States, California's ambitious AB-32 cap-and-trade system continues to make progress, and in the northeast, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) is witnessing higher allowance auction prices due to the more severe targets the RGGI states recently adopted.

On the other hand, political economy forces strongly point to less severe targets if carbon taxes are used, rather than cap-and-trade -- this is not a tradeoff, and this is why environmental NGOs are opposed to the carbon-tax approach.

The objectives of this paper are to summarise the incidence and mortality of severe malaria and severe target bacterial disease both worldwide and in key regions and to estimate the likely cost-effectiveness of antimalarial, antibacterial and combined antimalarial/antibacterial rectal treatments.

The total annual burden of severe malaria and severe target bacterial disease is enormous, with 2.3 million related deaths occurring in SSA and 1.8 million in SEA, although considerable uncertainty surrounds mortality in some remote but populous areas within SEA such as North-east India, Myanmar and Indonesia [46], [47], [48], [49].

Rectal antibacterial treatment was assumed to reduce mortality in severe target bacterial disease patients who are alive but not in hospital within 6 hours of treatment administration by 20%, and in such patients who did not attend hospital by 10%; no effect in such patients reaching appropriate healthcare within six hours was modelled.

Moreover, we demonstrate that the neurons that survive in the otd loss-of-function condition display severe targeting defects in both the proximal (dendritic) and distal (axonal) neurites.

Moreover, we demonstrate that the neurons that survive in the orthodenticle loss-of-function condition display severe targeting defects in both the proximal (dendritic) and distal (axonal) neurites.

That study was carried out to determine the relative importance of different criteria in identifying priority interventions in Ghana and found that interventions that are cost-effective, reduce poverty, target severe diseases, or target the young had a higher probability of being chosen than others.

Alternatively, given the cell type-specific role of some Bcl-2-family members and a more abundant role of other members a highly selective targeting strategy is necessary to avoid severe on-target side effects in the development of other tissues.

This knowledge provides more insight into why some cancers are more sensitive to Bcl-2 targeting than others and will foster the clinical evaluation of Bcl-2-targeting strategies in cancer by avoiding severe on-target side effects in the development of healthy tissues.