Sentence examples for targets hence from inspiring English sources

Lenders are keen to remain in the best-buy tables to meet year-end targets, hence the competitive rates across a range of LTVs.

At an average speed of 1649 molecules per second, it reached an average median area under the curve of 0.81 on 40 different targets; hence validating the proposed protocol and implementation.

It is hypothesised that A. sativum metabolites bear configuration that can exert agonist and inhibitory effects similar to these drugs on drug targets hence undeniably altering their therapeutic and toxic potential [12].

This protocol allowed us to highlight pathways implicated in the analysed phenotypes which would not be identified by considering only predicted targets, hence giving further insight into the mechanism of expression of the observed phenotype.

In this study, we aim to understand the MOA of formulations used in traditional medicine using in silico target prediction tools, which predicts protein targets (hence, MOAs) given the chemical structure of a compound.

To equalize the number of trials, the classifier was trained to discriminate left- vs right-hemifield targets, hence chance = 50%.

"Most programmatic solutions for video advertising today utilize traditional cookie-based targeting hence can only work in web-based environments," Haslam said.

According to our present results, such high current beams can be dissipated in a liquid-lithium target, hence the target design is readily applicable for accelerator-based BNCT.

This way, only one algorithm suits one type of target; hence, the range of application and efficiency of the algorithm are unsatisfying.

If two or more tracks fall too close to one another, this indicates that they might be tracking the same target, hence only one will be kept alive while the rest will be removed.

In counterpoint to genetic defects, the reversible nature of epigenetic aberrations constitutes an attractive therapeutic target; hence, a number of DNA methylation and histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitors are undergoing preclinical testing in combination for cancer therapy because it is clear that these drugs exert a synergistic effect on gene expression [2], [3] and tumor growth [4] [8].