Sentence examples for targeted breaks from inspiring English sources

His tax plans are reminiscent of Clinton administration policies that increased taxes on the affluent but gave targeted breaks to others.

Mr. Obama's tax plans are reminiscent of Clinton administration policies that increased taxes on the affluent but gave targeted breaks to others.

And yet, I wonder if, in general, these kinds of targeted breaks really work.

The CRISPR/Cas9 system development has revolutionized the field of genome engineering through the efficient creation of targeted breaks in the DNA of almost any organism and cell type, opening an avenue for a wide range of applications in biomedical research and medicine.

Our targeted break-even month is July 2005, with an estimated monthly revenue break-even at $66,395, a per-unit variable cost of 60%, and fixed monthly costs of $26,558.

13 This success has not yet translated into the same level of improvement for Australia's vulnerable First Nations peoples, despite an evaluation of the targeted 'Break The Chain' campaign reporting 23% of Indigenous Australians trying to quit smoking, 14 and an increase in funded Indigenous tobacco control programmes.

18 LNCaP cells were treated with negative control PI polyamide (negative control) and PI polyamide that targets break fusion sites (fusion polyamide) as previously described.

This RAP80 recruiting ubiquitinylation is performed by the E2 ubiquitin conjugase Ubc13 and the E3 ligase RNF8, which are targeted to breaks by MDC1 [ 14- 16].

This process in anterior-posterior cells is active and dependent on pulses of actomyosin that lead to ratcheted shrinkage of junctions; the actomyosin pulses are targeted to breaks in the cell polarity protein Par3 at cell vertices.

We employ bait RAG-generated breaks in endogenous or ectopically inserted RSS pairs to identify huge numbers of RAG "off-target" breaks.

"The mayor's comments this morning which targeted cyclists breaking the law as the primary cause of death and serious injury is an attempt to blame the victims, rather than tackling the real problem of HGVs, buses and dangerous junctions".