Sentence examples for targeted understanding from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there are few intervention studies that have targeted understanding of socio-emotional situations in children with ASD.
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The mechanisms and specificity in human therapeutics remains an intriguing problem whose solution offers more targeted understanding of future treatments.
He goes on to describe the concept of an 'exposome' which encompasses lifetime environmental exposure starting from prenatal period, and stresses the importance of even partial, targeted understanding of exposure, in addition to the genome, that could provide valuable advances.
To succeed in this has traditionally meant to succeed in marketing strategy — the deliberate discipline of identifying which consumers to target, understanding their deepest emotional needs and communicating how the product in question can meet those needs better than any available alternative — stewarded in a command-and-control fashion.
Or, where possible, we can take targeted strikes, understanding that anytime you take a military strike there are risks involved.
A series of fumagillin analogues targeted at understanding tolerability of MetAP2 toward substitution at C4 and C6 were synthesized.
Despite intense research targeted at understanding the biology of this particular association, little is known about the genetic variability of its symbionts.
In parallel, extensive research efforts are targeted to understanding modes of action of ENMs, which may also support the development of new predictive assays.
Future studies may best be targeted at understanding the effect of pursuing different fluid balance regimens rather than monitoring techniques per se.
Other challenges include expanding the envelope of druggability for less tractable targets, understanding and overcoming drug resistance, and designing intelligent and effective drug combinations.
