Sentence examples for tackle targets from inspiring English sources

Britain is developing its own next generation of drone, known as Taranis, that can be sent to tackle targets at long range and can defend itself from enemy aircraft.

Macrocyclic α-helical peptides have emerged as a compelling new therapeutic modality to tackle targets confined to the intracellular compartment.

Later, he tackled targets that produce bigger but more diffuse ripples.

Moreover, it provides a framework for pharmacologically tackling targets that are not classically 'druggable'druggable

The EPP judges, chaired by Sir Harold Evans, the Reuters editor-at-large, praised Cohen for his "zest, rhetoric and clear determination to tackle his targets straight on".

Stanton says that the technology could also tackle "undruggable" targets, for example by replacing a missing intracellular protein or disrupting a protein-protein interaction.

That meant getting people involved in small-scale battles (against unscrupulous merchants or realtors, for example) so they could experience winning, gain self-confidence, and then tackle larger targets and issues.

It also provides a possible way to tackle 'undruggable' targets.

To tackle these targets efficiently with up-to-date drug discovery methods, a diverse screening library is needed.

Therefore, it is believed that reducing the levels of inducible NO synthase (the enzyme responsible for augmented production of NO) not only may reduce the symptoms but also is likely to slow disease progression, allowing this approach to tackle two targets simultaneously.

The player can then either tackle a target pattern that is not owned by another player, or attempt to 'steal' a target pattern owned by someone else by getting a higher score for it.