Sentence examples for targeted emergence from inspiring English sources

The Aug. 12 message said, "We anticipate that our court-supervised restructuring will be accomplished on a 'fast track' and have targeted emergence from Chapter 11 in the first quarter of 2003".

Thus, in the present study, we investigated the effect of adjuvant dexmedetomidine on emergence from anaesthesia undergoing elective orthopaedic surgery recovery in elderly patients targeting smooth emergence.

We explored how this bias is affected by the maturity of the epidemic and by the introduction of interventions that target the emergence and spread of resistant tuberculosis.

Although the site went down within days of its emergence — targeted, it was reported, by Anonymous, the hackers' group — it provoked sufficient outrage that local politicians, doing what they do, rallied at a news conference to condemn the right-wing party, and a grass-roots protest movement sprang up in an effort to oppose it.

Jihadist groups targeted civilians before the emergence of al-Qaeda, but it resorted to violence against them on a scale which no other had until then envisaged.

Alvarez was targeted by demonstrators after the emergence last November of video footage showing Laquan, 17, being shot 13 times by Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke while walking away from a confrontation in 2014.

This could increase potency, widen the spectrum of organisms targeted, and perhaps prevent the emergence of strains resistant to anti-biofilm defenses.

A potential precision or targeted suppression of vibration upon its emergence is thus possible.

This is undoubtedly set to change with the emergence of new oral, molecularly targeted therapies for RCC.

This has raised concerns regarding drug development since drugs targeted to polymorphic sites could rapidly lead to the emergence of resistant strains.

Cancer messages need to be targeted and tailored to particular groups to prevent the emergence of health inequalities in adulthood.