Sentence examples for that should target from inspiring English sources

Defense cells that should target germs and other foreign invaders ravage insulin-producing cells in the pancreas.

Moreover, this study provides a direction for further mutagenesis experiments that should target sub-cluster 2 as a means of understanding the role of the actin-eEF1A interaction.

Analysis of the Arabidopsis and other plant P450 sequences predicts potential signal peptides that should target some of the P450s to the plastids or to the mitochondria [ 2], though no mitochondrial P450s are known in plants.

There is a continuing need for effective, culturally specific diabetes prevention and management programs for type 2 diabetes in Australian Aborigines that should target glycemic control, lipid management, and smoking in particular, perhaps supplemented by other initiatives, including free or heavily subsidized medications for such high-risk groups.

It prescribes that interventions should target systemic problems that inhibit the system from functioning well.

This indicates that companies should target M&A 'partners' that are neither too unrelated nor too similar in terms of their knowledge base.

Another agent told Money: "Managers in meetings wouldn't explicitly say it, but there was a clear hint that we should target young unemployed parents on the basis that you can sell them anything".

Although the findings do not point to specific interventions that should be introduced, they do suggest possible areas that interventions should target to help improve health worker motivation.

Michael Cox reckons that Roy Hodgson should target Poland's weak full-backs.

"I think it's unfair that they should target him," said Mr. Russo, who is no ally of Mr. Menendez.

"It's just hilarious to me that we should target a women's book prize... at a time when women are so much further back then they should be, not just in publishing but in politics, economics, health care..