Sentence examples for targets pass from inspiring English sources
The Spurs, who were in the enviable position of having about $16 million in cap room, being the defending champions and having a likable superstar in Tim Duncan as a recruiter, had their most desired targets pass them by.
Serge Betsen The tackling sensation of 2002 spent too much time in 2003 on his rear watching his targets pass by overhead.
In the outer-space battle, callers shouted as the targets passed awkwardly before a gun sight.
Ironically, Özil was one of the transfer targets passed over by Moyes during a difficult transitional summer for United and ended up joining Arsenal for £42.5m.
Revised renewable energy targets passed in June earmarked 20 billion Australian dollars, or nearly $18 billion, for clean energy technologies by 2020 and are expected to create 28,000 new jobs.
It recently announced that it wished to expand its work to take on anti-piracy missions off the coast of Somalia and was ready to send its ship, the McCarthur, to the area to escort potential targets passing through the Gulf of Aden.
He even provided me with vulnerabilities of targets passed on by other hackers, so it came as a great surprise when I learned that Sabu had been working with the FBI the entire time.
Only 3 out of 4 of the top 20 targets, and none of lower-ranked targets passed a 4-fold cutoff.
The target always appeared in the location 45° preceding the place of adaptation and began moving immediately along the same circular trajectory used in experiment 3 (the targets passed over the adaptor location a total of twelve times in 2min).
An average of 83.0% (range, 73.0% to 88.6%) of the paired-reads remain after initial filtering against a database of non-mRNA targets (passing contamination filter, PCF).
However, if only the ChIP-chip targets passing the p ≤ 0.001 threshold (used by our study and [ 22, 29]) are filtered from their total set of predictions, there are 2323 predictions made by Beyer et al. which were not designated as known positives by our method.
