Sentence examples for targeted increase from inspiring English sources

One is Jeffrey Sachs, who runs the Earth Institute, at Columbia University, and who has argued, in "The End of Poverty" and elsewhere, that a significant, properly targeted increase in Western aid could help eradicate poverty in the developing world.

Given the 'upon demand' nature of synthesis and release of endocannabinoids, these drugs might allow to induce a targeted increase in the concentration of endogenous cannabinoids, possibly reducing some of the undesirable side effects observed when using receptor agonists.

Improvement of the initial technologies, including modification of vector designs, targeted increase in expression strength and duration as well as improved safety characteristics, has allowed maturation of retroviral systems into efficient and promising tools that meet the technological demands of a wide variety of potential application areas.

We used loss-of-function RNA interference (RNAi) to identify gene products in this set that, when targeted, increase paclitaxel sensitivity.

The INDC of China reports that the target relating to the forest stock has already been achieved while further measures are required to reach the targeted increase of the forest area.

The unveiling of additional armed police in London has been met with scepticism by the body representing rank-and-file officers as it said it would take two years for the targeted increase in marksmen to be met nationally.

The plan would set aside another $1 billion for targeted increases, re-enlistment bonuses or other incentives, an aide said today.

But it would be far better if the cruellest cuts to the young were avoided through paying off more of the deficit through carefully targeted increases in tax.

Ley criticised Labor's announcement, saying she saw only poorly targeted increases in spending that did not contain "a plan for listing medicines at all".

This may include collaborations that propose targeted increases in new patients enrolled in protocols at the Clinical Center.

The Stable Schedules Study is working with University of North Carolina Professor Saravanan Kesavan, whose research found that retail stores can boost profits through targeted increases in staffing.