Sentence examples for targets presumably from inspiring English sources
Analyses of the returned echoes on acoustic tags from Mesoplodon also showed a higher capture rate at deeper depths and on larger targets (presumably squid) compared to smaller and shallower targets (presumably myctophids as part of the DSL [8], [42].
Finally, drug targets presumably reside at critical intersections of protein networks, thereby altering the disease process.
Thus, it is desirable to further explore the biological relationship of the protein targets, and to distinguish compounds responding to biologically related targets from those which interact with unrelated protein targets presumably through different molecular mechanisms.
The gas industry was not targeted, presumably because several European countries depend on Russian gas exports.
For several seconds Lyon stared at his target, presumably visualizing not only his next play, but also the two or three after that.
The United States Olympic Committee has set 100 medals as its goal, a target presumably put low enough to allow for unexpected setbacks.
With Alan Greenspan, the Fed's much-respected chairman, due to retire next year after a mere 18 years in the job some Fed officials want to adopt a target, presumably to maintain the central bank's credibility in the scary new post-Greenspan era.
Of those engineered, only the PPOX20/H20P-GFP PPOX20/H20P-GFPshed mitoconstruct tabolished presumitochondrial disruptargetinghe presumablyyrinogen oxidase α-helix.
With a sizable network established (and in the making), QuantiaMD knows what its doctors specialize in, what they're up to, and can thus help health providers get targeted educational materials to the physicians they want to target, presumably with the goal of improving patient outcomes.
It will infiltrate every corner of Target, presumably for at least the next year.
While the traces shown do not make the time series evident, the authors state that the monkeys slowed as they approached the target, presumably to avoid overshooting.
