Sentence examples for bite development from inspiring English sources

Figure 5 Fronto-lateral intraoral photographs during treatment showing open bite development and self-correction.

So losing those early-adopter customers is likely to take a deeper bite into development of the most cutting edge technology.

Secondly, the measures announced on Thursday will eventually bite if developments in the housing market unfold in the way that the Bank expects.

Early on Morgan strangles a man he encounters in the woods, so it feels all too convenient that he ends up being the walker that ultimately causes Eastman's demise (not to mention the moment where Eastman gets bitten, a development that feels forced considering how capable and agile he'd proven himself to be).

Additional data that supports tick transmission to humans includes the observation that both case-patients reported multiple tick bites before development of symptoms and our detection of HRTV in 10 pools of deplete nymphs of A. americanum, nine of which were collected on the property of a HRTV case-patient.

There can be an important delay between the tick bite and the development of symptoms, which has to be taken into account when dealing with these patients.

A bee, wasp sting, or ant bite may cause development of rash and itching.

Three days later, an ulcer developed at the site of the bite, followed by the development of swollen and tender epitrochlear lymph nodes, fever, rigors, myalgias, and drenching night sweats.

The charm gives the metaphor of arrested development more bite.

She argues institutions have moved beyond the stage of altruism and are seeking to use Moocs for continuing professional development and bite-size professional learning.

It stimulated the development of biting moral satires such as Thomas Murner's poem Narrenbeschwörung (1512; "Exorcism of Fools") and Erasmus' Encomium moriae (1509; In Praise of Folly).