Sentence examples for targeting elements from inspiring English sources
He was told that it was dropped on April 1, 2003, targeting elements of "the Republican National Guard and it met with 100percentt success".
Kassam's personal manifesto is strongly rightwing, including massive cuts to the foreign aid budget, and a focus on cutting immigration and measures targeting elements of Islam, including an end to forms of halal slaughter.
To add targeting elements to the NPs, PGA-linked antibodies were diluted to 250 µg/ml in NaOAc and added at a 2.5:1 (w:w) ratio to the mRNA.
Minimal binding proteins, such as Fab, scFv, and single variable domains are the preferred targeting elements for some investigational drugs, whereas non-immunoglobulin scaffold proteins have been explored as binding proteins in other designs.
Indeed, as late as July of 2018 (half a year after Trump first declared 'global safeguard tariffs' targeting elements of China's economy), China remained the largest importer of U.S. oil exports – buying just under 400,000 barrels per day.
For example, there are conflicting reports on the dendritic targeting elements of the most extensively studied candidate, α-CaMKII mRNA.
One candidate for such targeting element is the recently described Ed element, but its deletion had only modest effects on SHM [24].
These types of selective drugs are chimeric in nature, composed of a targeting element that discerns between undamaged and damaged cells, and an activity element that repairs or triggers apoptotic signals only in cells targeted by the targeting element.
The system is composed by EGF as targeting element linked to different mutants of the IFNα-2a as the activity element.
Furthermore, properly designed nanoparticles with a targeting element can aim at specific targeting sites actively with the therapeutic payloads to overcome tumor MDR.
In the previous section, the model illustrates how the selectivity of chimeric constructs is achieved between cells expressing low and high levels of the targeting element receptor.
