Sentence examples for usefully target from inspiring English sources

Both Labour and the Conservatives have been working to identify voters and locations that they can most usefully target.

At a time of state retrenchment, countries with limited resources might usefully target labour market support at young and working age men.

However, based on our results TB control programmes might usefully target young and female populations for early diagnosis of EPTB to decrease TB morbidity and mortality.

Pharmaceuticals or somatic gene engineering interventions can usefully target such genetic diseases, and are worthy of FDA approval if they work well.

In its literature it has specifically pointed to France as a place where "the grey zone" of tolerance and moderation can be usefully targeted and destroyed.

OK, it might have usefully targeted the homophobia of the Daily Mail's Jan Moir last week, and yes, it is quite useful when it comes to marshalling opponents to the crackdown in Iran.

Others may be most usefully targeted at clinicians (e.g., skills training in motivational interviewing or counselling), and yet others may best be targeted at the healthcare system level (e.g., Expert Patient Programme).

We conclude that current methods of structural analysis, such as single particle electron cryomicroscopy (cryoEM), may be most usefully targeted to eel VGSC or rNaV1.3, but that structural analysis on the full spectrum of VGSCs, by methods that require greater stability such as crystallisation and X-ray crystallography, will require further stabilisation of the channel.

But aid could, for example, usefully be targeted towards helping gay people and other minorities articulate their rights.

Garris et al. (2005) note that although the aus varietal types have received less attention than japonica or indica in breeding program, aus drought tolerance and early maturity are adaptive traits that could usefully be targeted in breeding applications.

As such, Themis2 could represent a novel site at which therapies designed to intervene in chronic inflammatory diseases involving TNF, such as rheumatoid arthritis, might usefully be targeted.