Sentence examples for strongly target from inspiring English sources
We show that agency prescriptions more strongly target older men, compared to older women (Studies 1a, 1b, 2) and their younger counterparts (Studies 3 and 4) and examine social and economic consequences for agentic behavior in political, economic, and academic domains.
Determining the optimal probe length with regard to filtering stringency is non-trivial and strongly target dependent.
Failure of CTL responses to strongly target functional or structurally critical regions of the virus, as well as the sequential cascade of CTL responses, followed closely by viral escape and decline of the corresponding responses, likely contribute to a lack of sustainable viral suppression.
Therefore, CBF is unlikely to strongly target cortactin in all colon cancer cells.
This high staining percentage of BiTE-hIgFc (STL001) against NK cells reveals that BiTE-hIgFc (STL001) can specifically and strongly target FcR immunological cells, such as NK cells and macrophages.
However, activists have started strongly, targeting more companies than in any year before 2015.
The Paris-based organisation said austerity measures and benefits cuts were more likely to hurt the poor in the UK than in most other OECD countries because its benefits system is more strongly targeted at low income groups.
We have reported previously that cholinergic modulation in V1 of the macaque monkey is strongly targeted toward GABAergic interneurons.
Adam Voges will begin the season - David Hussey will end it - with a nice coming together in the middle as both Aussies will participate in the FPt20 - another piece of silverware being strongly targeted this year.
Oxidative coupling, wherein higher hydrocarbons (specifically ethylene) are generated has been strongly targeted [4], as has direct partial oxidation to yield methanol or formaldehyde in a single step [5].
This is different for programmes that create subsidized jobs for more disadvantaged unemployed workers: The Hartz reforms introduced important new schemes that were more strongly targeted at people with severe placement impediments.
