Sentence examples for targeted rescue from inspiring English sources

Two reports last year -- one by the Bureau for Investigative Journalism, and another co-directed by NYU and Stanford University -- found the CIA's drone program has targeted rescue missions and funerals in Pakistan's tribal areas.

In C. elegans, gene induction can be controlled temporally through timing of heat shock and spatially via targeted rescue in heat shock mutants.

Danger is made worse by the fact those who bomb routinely resort to double-tap strikes, with fighter jets dropping ordnance and then returning to target rescue teams.

Russia is breaching all the norms of war by deliberately targeting rescue workers, schools and hospitals in Syria, the UK foreign secretary has claimed, accusing the Russians of running return raids on targets inside Syria solely to hit civilian rescue workers.

In probably his toughest condemnation of Russian tactics since Vladimir Putin surprised the west by intervening militarily in Syria at the end of September, Hammond said: "The Russians are deliberately attacking civilians, and the evidence points to them deliberately attacking schools and hospitals and deliberately targeting rescue workers.

The expression of almost all these genes was rescued by coexpression of wild-type Mef2; for a few targets, this rescue was partial, likely because the RNAi targeted the rescue transgene as well as the endogenous locus.

This will not only decipher the pathophysiology of the disease but also help to characterize pathways controlling hippocampal-dependent learning and memory that could be targeted to rescue DS alterations or to improve normal condition.

New therapeutic strategies for CF that target rescue of CFTR activity have recently been approved for select CF patients, and are in development in other groups of patients.

91 Thus, it is reasonable to target the rescue of the vascular from dysfunction and control of gliosis.

This protocol describes cell viability assays to determine the IC50 values of three cancer cell lines treated with primary kinase inhibitor alone, primary kinase inhibitor in combination with rescuing ligand, and primary kinase inhibitor in triple combination with rescuing ligand and a drug targeting the rescuing ligand's receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK) (termed the secondary kinase inhibitor).

We note that the proportion of intestinal genes was the highest among the CY262-rescued targets (8/10, 80%) and was lower in the group of targets rescued in both CY251 and CY262 animals (5/11, 45%).