Sentence examples for which targeted for from inspiring English sources
An FD multi-channel MAC (FD-MMAC) was proposed to mitigate multi-channel hidden terminal (HT) problems, which targeted for eliminating controlling signals [12].
The straight blade design required the least torque, average power, peak power, specific energy and effective specific energy at 375 500 rpm which targeted for a small bite length for a fine soil tilth.
The reported method involves isolation of the target pathogen by immunocapture prior to the fluorescent PCR step, therefore the immunomagnetic-beads for Campylobacter were developed, and two groups of primer/probe, which targeted for the species special sequence of flaA gene and hipO gene for C. jejuni were designed.
We employ two established models to conduct the analysis: one is linear regression which targets for the most relevant features and the other is logistic linear regression which targets for the most discriminative features.
Their relationship made her a punching bag for the labor movement, which targeted her for what union officials call exploitative practices toward housekeepers by the Hyatt hotels.
This ville moyenne became increasingly populous under French colonial authority, which targeted them for redesign and development.
If Mr. Murphy prevails, it would be a significant victory for the Democratic Party, which targeted Mr. West for defeat.
At the time, John McCain criticized the spot, which targeted two local Dems for supporting Barack Obama.
The irreplaceability of the planning units varied only slightly under the two goals, and the more inclusive goal was used to develop a proposed reserve network in which targets for all the species were achieved.
However, they are relevant to the debate about which targets for glycemic control should be advised for patients with type 2 diabetes and evidence of high cardiovascular risk.
The next steps are to overcome barriers to wide implementation, without which targets for maternal and child health and nutrition (e.g. by WHO) are unlikely to be met, especially in the poorest countries.
