Sentence examples for targets off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rumsfeld said, though, that the four-day air campaign was going "exceedingly well," and some military planners said that putting some "high-collateral damage" targets off limits, at least for now, was not seriously hampering the overall military campaign.

Watch out at the traffic lights and on corners, because it's easy to accidentally get too close and scare your targets off early.

"I gave myself targets off four strides, six strides, eight strides, and if I was jumping a certain distance I thought I'd be guaranteed a certain distance off my full run-up.

In order to make the experiment economically feasible, we reused each microarray up to three times by stripping the hybridized cRNA targets off with alkali and heat denaturation.

Or do you want to hang top with the most deadliest sniper rifles in the game and pick your targets off with one bullet at a time?

These versions included little transformations, changing the songs' rhythmic accents and harmonies; Mr. Paulelli approximated percussion sounds with his mouth, giving Ms. Passos more targets off of which to richochet her phrases.

Traditionally drugs have been designed with the aim of targeting a single biological entity, usually a protein (the so-called "on-target"), with high selectivity to avoid any unwanted effects arising from mis-targeting other biological targets ("off-targets").

We used ChEMBL database [36] as a source of protein data, including pharmacological targets, off-targets, enzymes and transporters.

Currently, the development of omics, network pharmacology and systems biology has motivated the field of chemo-informatics to predict the targets, off-targets, and poly-pharmacology of interesting compounds using in silico methods.

Without warning, he pulls out a 9mm semi-automatic handgun with his right hand and fires it repeatedly at targets off-screen.

Therefore, a significant attrition rate in clinical trials in the last decades [2] was due to the unexpected binding of drug candidates to additional targets (off-targets [3] or anti-targets [4]) resulting in dubious pharmacological activities, side effects and sometimes adverse drug reactions [5].