Sentence examples for supported target for from inspiring English sources
But I feel that I can see patterns beneath behaviors that were previously not viewable by me. Madeline We identified leadership self-efficacy as an empirically supported target for an intervention to increase women's participation and advancement in academic STEMM.
There is good evidence to support targets for low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) lowering as defined in both European and non-European guidelines, particularly for high-risk patients; in general, 'the lower the better' is now accepted for LDL-C.
This resulted in experimentally supported target site information for 118 distinct miRNAs on 147 transcripts (Supplementary Table S1).
We investigated the effects of filtering miRNA target predictions for experimentally supported target sites, similar to the approach of miRFunction (Li et al., 2014).
It may be useful for supporting targeted forum discussions and creating effective strategies for group actions across national, thematic, development, political, and other borders.
These large proteomic data sets provide the basis for the development of assays supporting targeting MS for human proteins.
Most blacks support targeted vouchers for poor parents.
Our results do not support targeting NETs for adjuvant therapy in ARDS patients with pneumonia.
Nonetheless neoliberal conservative administrations invariably support targeted interventions for the poorest, because such an approach fits in with other deeply felt political beliefs about the place of the poor and how to deal with them.
To the extent that the selection bias, and the reporting bias in our results lead to overestimating VAP prevention practices in ICUs, weaknesses identified appear robust enough as to support targeted interventions for improvement.
To increase the transparency of how to support targeted policy for health protection, prevention or remedial actions, the links between scientific diagnostic health effects science and regulatory toxicity need to be addressed.
