Sentence examples for targets demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Other experiments using silver or aluminum targets demonstrated the presence of fine particles, leading to clogging of the transfer lines (Hoehr et al., 2012) and thus requiring frequent target maintenance.

The GEO-5 report said goals with specific, measurable targets demonstrated the most success, such as the bans on ozone depleting substances and lead in petrol.

Also, eye tracking during searching within arrays of visually homogenous food and nonfood targets demonstrated that the BMI-contingent attentional bias was due to rapid capturing of the eyes by food items in individuals with low BMI.

Experimental validation of YES and STAT1 as miR-145 targets demonstrated a marked down-regulated on mRNA and protein level, proving the biological effect of miR-145 on the endogenous targets.

Cells differentiated in these formats showed all the characteristics of primary-like cells, such as the expression of cell-specific targets (demonstrated by immunofluorescence analysis) or the ability to spontaneously pulse or to respond to agonist for receptors highly expressed in these cells.

However, a recent study [10] that compared stimuli depicting human and non human animal targets demonstrated higher subjective empathy as the stimuli became closer in phylogenetic relatedness to humans (mammalian vs. bird stimuli), thus indicating that empathic response towards humans may generalize to other species.

Science-based targets demonstrate that companies can and will welcome environmental science as a guide for long term sustainability.

Chee Kiong Goh, executive director for cleantech and infrastructure at the Singapore Economic Development Board, said Singapore's national targets demonstrate its push towards environmental sustainability.

Despite the much touted decline in violence across Iraq, there have been a number of bloody strikes recently against Shiite and Sunni targets, demonstrating that antigovernment guerrillas still have the wherewithal to carry out large attacks.

The BP chief executive, Tony Hayward, said in a statement that 2009 results had beaten the company's own targets, demonstrating "the progress we have made and the momentum we have established in growing our business and making it more efficient".

From the alley shadows where only the glow of his cigarette could be seen, he masterly surveyed his targets, demonstrating his keen street smarts that enabled to him to live from day to day and survive countless heists.