Sentence examples for whose targeting from inspiring English sources
The Central Intelligence Agency dismissed an officer whose targeting error was blamed for the American bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade last year, according to an agency official.
The Central Intelligence Agency has dismissed a mid-level officer whose targeting error was blamed for the American bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade during NATO's air war against Yugoslavia last year, an agency official and a lawyer said today.
The conversion between these lipid species depends on the activity of specific sets of phosphoinositide kinases and phosphatases whose targeting and activity is critical to establish the landscape of phosphoinositides on the cytosol-facing hemi-membrane of all organelles and plasmalemma.
Among those drawn by the prospect are some of the data-driven strategists of President Obama's campaigns, whose targeting and mobilization boosted black and Latino turnout and twice helped win such battlegrounds as Ohio, Virginia, Colorado and Nevada.
Based on our results and on a previous report describing a collection of Ynd1 protein partners, we propose that the Ynd1 cytoplasmic tail acts as a scaffold, interacting with a multi-protein complex, whose targeting by E4orf4 leads to cell death.
Thus, characterization of TOR pathways in yeast and mammals will identify potentially druggable factors whose targeting could yield therapeutic gain in any of several pathologies.
Cleary, whose targets allegedly included Britain's Serious Organised Crime Agency, never left his bedroom in the family bungalow at Wickford in Essex except to go to the bathroom.
For those sounds whose target word shows the highest agreement, the results confirm that they successfully convey the target concept.
These marks are read by bromodomain and extra-terminal (BET) proteins, whose targeted inhibitors are under clinical investigation.
The concept of an essential gene, whose targeted inactivation results in lethality of a genetically modified organism, is a cornerstone of genetic dissection of gene function.
But separately, Mr. bin Laden set up a cell in Manila whose target was the United States.
