Sentence examples for which target at from inspiring English sources

We propose different strategies[18, 19] which target at achieving fairness in REN.

Pharmacological approaches consist of separate drugs which target at individual risk factors which pose various side effects.

The DISCOVER system suggested eight quantization parameter pairs (QM, QP) for WZFs and KFs according to heuristic experiments which target at maximizing the R-D performance while keeping image qualities of the WZFs and KFs similar.

In the shipping industry today, we observe various implementations and modes of use of maritime electronic services, which target at the facilitation of maritime business operations and tasks such as, chartering, procurement, manning, planned maintenance, technical and operational monitoring of the vessels, voyage planning and navigation as well as safety, security and emergency operations.

At present, more than 2000 miRNAs have been characterized in humans (miRBASE, release 19, February 2013), which target at least 60% of all mRNAs [ 37].

Unlike amphotericin, azoles and caspofungin which target at the fungal cell wall, the antimicrobial mechanism responsible for massoialactone activity against C. albicans is probably through the inhibition of the fungal respiratory system [ 44].

The drive, which targeted at-risk populations and blacks in particular, included $111 million provided to 25 health departments serving communities disproportionately affected by H.I.V. Men accounted for 72 percent of the new H.I.V. diagnoses, and blacks accounted for a similar percentage.

In April 2008, the Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Tobacco Education and Prevention issued its new strategic plan, which targets at-risk populations with tailored media messages directing tobacco users to the Quitline and other prevention and treatment resources [ 15].

Moreover, they can also increase the success ratio of bandwidth allocation, which targets at simultaneously satisfying as many flows of the traffic matrix as possible.

In online social networks, many application problems can be generalized as influence maximization problem, which targets at finding the top-k influential users.

For all sessions in which targets at multiple force levels were presented, the average force differed across targets, even when the targets partially overlapped (1-way ANOVA and Tukey's procedure, p≪0.001).