Sentence examples for targets unknown from inspiring English sources

Consolidating his battered prize, Nielly ordered his squadron to return to Brest without waiting for the British convoys that had been his intended targets: unknown to the French, both the Lisbon and Mediterranean convoys were less than 180 nautical miles away from the action.

Thus, along with secreted signals from the reproductive system, miR-71 likely targets unknown factors in the nervous system and, as a result, coordinates the nuclear redistribution of DAF-16/FOXO in the intestine, the main adipose tissue in nematodes (Boulias & Horvitz, 2012).

Primers are often designed to target the desired DNA sequences, however they can target unknown sequences amplifying different organisms.

Symantec researchers wrote that Duqu has circulated for 10 months and is "essentially the precursor to a future Stuxnet-like attack," but with the target unknown.

DB03134, DB03699, DB03905 have been known to target unknown prokaryotic organisms.

First, bioassays were restricted to only those comprising a single target; the black box (target unknown) or multi-target assays were excluded.

But few of the sites targeting unknown artists have managed to deliver on promises to get them signed, rich and famous.

In DNA hybridization as depicted in Figure 4, the target, unknown single-stranded DNA (ssDNA), is identifid and formed by a probe ssDNA and a double-stranded (dsDNA) helix structure with two complementary strands.

On the contrary, as the New York Times recently reported, U.S. officials say drones are targeting unknown individuals merely because they're military-age males found in a strike zone.

Here we adopted a similar approach to distinguish between closely related tumor cell lines by targeting unknown epitopes on the cell surface.

Thus targeted proteomics technologies such as the aptamer method would be applicable for the measurement of already known proteins, however could not be applied for the discovery of biomarkers targeting unknown proteins, post translational modifications, or biologically-processed polypeptides.