Sentence examples for target designed from inspiring English sources
Nanoparticle vaccines were fabricated by constructing artificial biofilms using layer-by-layer (LbL) deposition of oppositely charged polypeptides and target designed peptides on CaCO3 cores.
Dabkowski et al. (Dabkowski et al., 2015) used a compact IBA COSTIS target, designed to produce 89Zr, to show that above the reaction threshold of 11.6 MeV there is a co-production of another contaminant 88Y (T1/2 = 107 d) via 89Y p,pn)89Y p
A driver for the FC network adapter and the FC target, designed and implemented to support this structure, obeys the SCSI protocol and works in target mode with 200 MB/s bandwidth.
Annular target designed by ANL (USA) will be irradiated in PARR-1 for the production of 100 Ci of molybdenum-99 at the end of irradiation, which will be sufficient to prepare required 99Mo/99mTc generators at PINSTECH and its supply in the country.
There are three different isothermal 60 mer probes per target, designed for maximum specificity.
Two ~100 bp spaced gene specific reverse primers (GSP1 and GSP2) for each target, designed based on the downstream sequence of the miRNA:target binding site at the target gene sequence.
In 2011 the government created a series of five year carbon budgets, essentially a series of mini-targets, designed to provide a roadmap to achieving the overall target.
European targets designed to reduce automotive CO2 emissions were opposed by manufacturers, but they very quickly fell into line once the rules were in place.
These outcome-based targets could be complemented by input-targets designed to maximise progress towards the agreed outcomes, and to guard against humanitarian priorities being seen as "second-tier" targets.
These are a set of proposed global targets designed to help the world's poorest (such as, for example "eradicate extreme poverty by 2030").
These will be confidence targets designed to show the locals around Sochi that the Emirate can conduct successful operations anywhere and anytime they please.
