Sentence examples for targeted to combat from inspiring English sources

Repeated attempts to generate null mutants failed thus indicating that LdAceCS is essential for the parasite and can be selectively targeted to combat Leishmania infection.

Due to the predominance of kretek consumption in Indonesia and Indonesia's status as the predominant producer of kreteks, illicit domestic production is likely the most important source for illicit cigarettes, and initiatives targeted to combat this illicit production carry the promise of the greatest potential impact.

Our results highlight key structural attributes of fungal aaRSs that could be exploited for drug targeting to combat mycoses in humans.

Despite acknowledged shortcomings associated with limited sample size, this study demonstrates the broader importance of using explicit spatial analysis to understand the geographic nature of the epidemic, examine spatiotemporal trends, and use this knowledge for more effective spatial targeting to combat the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

There are good foundations for progress, for example Scotland's approach to homelessness is one of the most progressive in Europe and energy efficiency targets aim to combat fuel poverty and reduce carbon emissions.

The third surprise is that we could drop to two metric tons a person in New Jersey — the worldwide target to combat climate change — if we lived just as we did before but with two changes: adding solar panels to our roof and driving a hybrid.

The chancellor has resisted Liberal Democrat demands for tougher long term targets to combat climate change.

With a clear clinical need to identify targets to combat T1DM-related osteoporosis, bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) have become an obvious research target [5].

Introduction: Brown adipose tissue (BAT) is an interesting type of tissue that receives major interest as a target to combat obesity.

These structural details provide an important framework for better understanding of the assembly of hepatitis E virus and insights into finding potential antiviral targets to combat this virus.

Development of drug resistance and absence of a preventive vaccine have led to an immediate necessity for identifying new drug targets to combat malaria.