Sentence examples for targeting in terms of from inspiring English sources

While Snapchat doesn't offer much ad targeting in terms of demographics, interests or gender, it does have what politicians need: age gating and a form of geographic targeting.

This machine learning-based method has been shown to accurately predict proteins with canonical and non-canonical PTS1 peptides and provides evidence for peroxisome targeting in terms of a posterior probability (Lingner et al., 2011).

"I rarely set myself targets in terms of wickets," he said at the team hotel here yesterday morning.

Finally it explains how this platform contributes to reach the project targets in terms of performance, cost and schedule.

Given that the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology was responsible for publishing the controversial claims in the first and that Bem's paper included an explicit appeal to other psychologists to attempt replications, we figured that this journal was the obvious choice to target in terms of publishing our own findings.

This tends not to work because it's not targeted in terms of content or timing.

Beyond these, there are other parties that have put forward NDCs that do not involve emission caps at all, but rather targets in terms of some other metric, such as the degree of penetration of renewable energy sources.

We also discuss the significance of those candidate targets in terms of nematode biology.

The long-standing wisdom that universally designed benefits outperform targeted benefits in terms of poverty reduction has come under siege.

"We didn't set a target in terms of results," he said.

Britain was the next-most-popular target in terms of the value of deals inked.