Sentence examples for cosmetic challenges from inspiring English sources

This chapter summarizes formulation principles for the design of cosmetic-grade nanoemulsions and presents some specific applications of nanoemulsions that target cosmetic challenges.

While the month that followed was not without its "cosmetic" challenges, she did note that her skin conditions improved dramatically from lack of showering.

These patients are then required to undergo additional surgeries, which increases the patient morbidity, cosmetic challenges, and healthcare cost.

The dermato-cosmetic products with photoprotective effect have represented and continue to represent a real challenge for cosmetic industry.

Delicate soft tissues of the midface often make cosmetic reconstructive surgery technically challenging.

Although recent progress has been made in engineering cartilage of various shapes and sizes for cosmetic purposes [ 1], the challenges of engineering a weight-bearing tissue, such as articular cartilage that consists of multiphasic cellular architecture, are significant.

She said achievements will be "cosmetic" unless governments are forced to challenge cultural norms that trap women in myriad ways that have economic implications, such as violence and bans on land ownership.

On 20 May 1981, the GLC halted its annual spending of £1 million on nuclear war defence plans, with Livingstone's deputy, Illtyd Harrington, proclaiming that "we are challenging... the absurd cosmetic approach to Armageddon".

For the dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon, this represents an exciting, but challenging era.

Approximately, 50% of the population claim to have sensitive skin, which has created an important challenge for dermatologists and the cosmetic industry.

Surprisingly, the formidable challenge of distinguishing the young cosmetics company from other big-name cosmetic brands in a huge market never posed a problem.