Sentence examples for target narrower from inspiring English sources
Underestimation of costs and funding shortfalls can lead to SIA implementation delays, and can force implementers to target narrower age groups undermining efforts to reach program goals.
Along with a variety of other factors, funding shortfalls have led to delays in implementation or forced SIA efforts to be scaled back (i.e. to target narrower age groups) resulting in campaigns not reaching the necessary coverage rates nor the levels of population immunity necessary for disease control, in some cases resulting in large disease outbreaks after re-introduction of virus [ 13- 16].
A number of DST repositories exist on-line, such as those by the US EPA Environmental Protection Agencyy); however they usually target narrower communities, and do not offer the kind of access to information that would promote the "full chain" or DPSEEA thinking.
As the storm's target narrowed, mandatory evacuations were lifted in low-lying parts of Alabama but were imposed in more places in Louisiana.
Interest in the euro has also faded among money market managers since the E.C.B. last week cut its main interest rate target, narrowing the differential that short-term euro-based assets enjoy over dollar assets.
In conclusion, deaminases preferentially target narrow focussed regions throughout the genome independent of the sequence density of deaminase targets.
We simulated phenotypes according to Equation 1, rescaling each term to leave the phenotypic variance equal to unity and the variance of the breeding values in Ax to match the target narrow-sense heritability h, which is the proportion of phenotypic variance due to additive genetic factors.
We found that with one exception, published studies of dementia caregiver quality of life had used generic quality-of-life measures or targeted narrower constructs of burden or depression.
However, oximeters are sometimes used to target a narrower range or to determine a threshold saturation.
And all along, Mr. Suozzi pushed for high voter turnout, while Mr. DiNapoli targeted a narrower segment of prime Democratic voters.
France said it was likely to miss its target for narrowing the budget deficit, raising the prospects of deeper spending cuts and additional taxes.
