Sentence examples for targets to explore from inspiring English sources

Astronomers craving their first image of a planet beyond our solar system now have fresh targets to explore: newly identified siblings of Beta Pictoris, the most famous dust-shrouded star in the sky.

Adiponectin and adiponectin receptors are promising therapeutic targets to explore.

Together, the 64 known M. sexta OR genes provide a good set of targets to explore for future functional analyses.

Our work suggests the interesting possibility that inhibition of Arg8 modifiers could also be used to increase acetylation and gives additional targets to explore.

Therefore, we chose different periodontal sites as targets to explore the occurrence and quantity of A.actinomycetemcomitans and its CDT encoding gene in Chinese subjects and different periodontal status.

Some of the differentially regulated TEs in our cold experiments might potentially be interesting targets to explore diversity of cold stress responses among different A. thaliana ecotypes.

Until we understand this and the associated signaling pathways, it will be difficult to establish PLD as a bona fide target to explore new potential cancer therapeutic approaches.

The Hayabusa 2 mission is targeted to explore the asteroid (162173) 1999 JU3 and return surface as well as sub-surface samples through a novel impactor.

Herein, NiCo2Px nanowires (NWs) vertically grown on Ni foam were adopted as the target to explore the in-situ morphology and chemical component reconstitution during the anodic oxidation.

The finding that pharmacological inhibition of the receptor significantly attenuates neuronal degeneration and gliosis in vitro, suggests that TRPV4 signaling may be an interesting pharmaceutical target to explore for treatment of retinal degenerative disease.

These data suggest that T1DM and MS might be triggered by a common environmental/infectious agent in Sardinia and that its population could be a suitable target to explore because of their genetic peculiarity which might have been shaped over time as a function of strict isolation and consequent endogamy, consanguinity and the burden of historical scourges such as Malaria.