Sentence examples for that targeting would from inspiring English sources

Even when clinicians were given a clinic slide result (rightly or wrongly) mentioned as containing falciparum, less than 30% of the affected patients were treated with artemisinin combination therapy, suggesting that targeting would be poor even if microscopy was accurate.

But that target would have to be reviewed in 2014.

"The IFS says to hit that target would require a scale of redistribution this country has never ever seen, and it would require another £19bn of public spending.

That target would essentially push auto companies to achieve the bulk of the reductions in the first half of the 10-year phase-in period.

The comptroller feared that targets would amount to setting racial and gender quotas, and he persuaded legislators to strip these from the bill.

But then I realize that hitting that target would be rather tough actually, downright impossible.

Scientists say that exceeding that target would unleash the worst effects of global warming, including dangerous sea level rise and widespread extinction.

There were significant barriers to reporting bullying, including the concern that nothing would change and that targets would be labelled as trouble-makers.

These findings demonstrate that Iraq's MDG targets could have been achieved by expanding access to services to the most deprived children, and that targets would be attained faster by focusing on the most deprived children and areas first.

All of these observations suggest that Hsp70 targeting would be an effective therapeutic strategy for myeloma.

Such inhibitors that target Mcm2-7 would potentially provide an additional useful weapon in this arsenal.