Sentence examples for targeting over from inspiring English sources

In this report, we analyze lambda phage integration into noncanonical sites using next-generation sequencing and show that it generates significant genetic diversity by targeting over 300 unique sites in the host Escherichia coli genome.

With the stroke of a pen, and reportedly without following standard interagency review protocols, Trump took the unprecedented step of targeting over 130 million people across the Middle East and Africa, causing anger and uproar both in the US and abroad.

The Prove-it Bone and Joint assay is a broad-range PCR and microarray-based assay targeting over 60 bacterial species (Järvinen et al. 2009, Tissari et al. 2010, Laakso et al. 2011).

It is a member of the Ets family of transcription factors, of which there are 28 human members targeting over 200 genes including those involved in apoptosis, differentiation, transformation and development [16,17].

Using a similar approach, a screen of siRNAs targeting over 5,000 genes in SKOV3 ovarian cancer cells identified five genes including three kinases that potently reduced cell migration [ 6].

In addition, Cairn's long awaited 12-month multi-well high-impact exploration programme has commenced, targeting over 4bn barrels of oil equivalent, offering material upside potential.

Conjugation of ligands to nanoemulsions targeting over-expressed cell surface receptors is a promising approach for targeted imaging to tumor cells.

A benefit in developing imaging agents targeting over-expressed receptors is that the downstream action of the targeted receptor need not correspond to specific tumorigenesis mechanisms.

Hooch is not targeting over-35s, but their recollections of it could be used for a basis to expand the appeal to younger consumers".

Conjugation of ligands to nano-scale drug carriers targeting over-expressed cell surface receptors is a promising approach for delivery of therapeutic agents to tumor cells.

Therefore, promoting counter regulatory mechanisms is essential to avoid inflammation-mediated injury in the CNS5, and would thus require therapeutic agents that possess anti-inflammatory action, targeting over-activated microglia cells.