Sentence examples for targeted person from inspiring English sources

The most commonly seen genjutsu in the series is the simple creation of phantasms – causing the targeted person(s) to hear, see, smell, taste or feel sensations that are not actually there in order to manipulate them.

Generally the effectiveness of interventions has been judged in relation to how far the specific outcomes relate to the specific person targeted (person with dementia or family caregiver).

To ensure comparability, we specified all operational costs on a per targeted person per dose basis to control for differences in vaccination course.

In particular, we sought to assess how the actual operational cost expenditures compare to the levels of support that GAVI offers to countries conducting SIAs; namely US$0.30 per targeted person for SIAs conducted between 2004 and 2012, and US$0.65 per targeted person thereafter [ 28].

Such an exception would enable any person seeking to harass another to set in motion an intrusive, embarrassing police search of the targeted person simply by placing an anonymous call falsely reporting the target's unlawful carriage of a gun".

My hope is that the collaboration of breast cancer organizations, and the input of millions of women and men in our community, will lead to better, targeted, "person-centered" care for breast cancer patients, even as we continue to fund medical research for better treatments, cures and prevention of this disease.

It targeted persons both with and without cognitive impairment (the definition of "cognitive impairment" for the purposes of this study is provided below).

Participants identified each target person from blood relatives they knew personally.

Doses calculated for an IRG are assigned to every target person belonging to it.

A toxin that targets persons exhibiting and experiencing precisely those characteristics and conditions ….

When assessing results of health care delivery system reforms targeting persons with disability, quality metrics must reflect the experiences and perspectives of this population.