Sentence examples for targeted in case of from inspiring English sources
Anaerobes and Gram-negative bacteria should be targeted in case of a digestive origin [ 22, 23].
Distinct organ targeting in case of inflamed lungs indicates the need to evaluate the consequences of NP administration in diseases status.
Besides lipids there are other aptamer interacting agents that may appear in the cell that may be targeted in the case of aptamer-mediated drug delivery.
The results obtained in these studies seem to point to a more favorable biodistribution together with higher tumor to background ratios and higher tumor targeting specificity in case of larger dually labeled peptidic targeting vectors.
The interaction between the first two trackers is used to update the template pool of the target attribute while the last tracker is used to estimate the location of the target in case of full occlusion.
The density distributions of the different species, as well as their energy and angular distributions are simulated during the material transport from the material source (e.g., target in case of sputter deposition technique) to the substrate.
The device has been designed as a barrier, located directly behind the neutron converter on the axis of the deuteron beam, with the purpose of "delaying" the eventual interaction of the deuteron beam with the UCx target in case of a failure of the neutron converter.
The bronchosopic investigation would then be regarded as a second-line target in case of a failure to respond to empiric antimicrobial treatment.
In case of a HO event this is the cell the subscriber is handed over to (target cell), in case of a LAU event this is the target cell in the newly assigned location area.
Probe number and placement will be adjusted for specific tumour size or targeted tissue ablation in case of clinical tumor stage ≥ cT1b.
Furthermore one can pass a list of genes of interest to retrieve all known regulatory interactions of these genes (either their target genes in case of a transcription factor, or transcription factor encoding genes, in case of a target gene), or their operon memberships.
