Following successful animal trials (said to have restored the vision of blind dogs so they could navigate a maze without difficulty), it is hoped that the technique, which involves injecting working copies of faulty genes directly into the retina, will prove equally effective when carried out on humans.
It created a series of scripts that managers could rely on to coach team members as they used new programs and to help them navigate any difficulties they encountered when adopting new processes.
Like adjustments for dyslexia, they do not solve the challenges of being different, they simply make it easier to navigate the difficulty of living in a world that assumes certain norms.
After declining to blink in the face of the British Medical Association's final ultimatum – the established custom of health secretaries since the 1940s – Mr Hunt now has to navigate a way through these formidable difficulties in a mood, not of consultative professionalism, but industrial antagonism.
President Shriver is well-remembered for navigating a stretch of financial difficulty for the Seminary.
Researchers fitted some dung beetles with cardboard caps to keep their eyes on the ground, finding they had more difficulty navigating a circular arena when their view of the sky was blocked.
In this novel, a recently engaged couple in Palo Alto — a medical researcher, Paul, and rudderless Veblen — navigate the difficulties of family, new money, war, and ethical disagreement.
She sees herself as a role model who can help others navigate the difficulties of raising children and climbing the corporate ladder.
That's the label that has been created for books in which the main characters transform from teenagers into adults and try to navigate the difficulties of post-adolescent life: first love, starting university, getting a job, and so on.
For navigating these difficulties, the buyers get an A for teamwork.
One way for business leaders to navigate the difficulties is to embrace tolerance.
