Sentence examples for cosmetic point of from inspiring English sources

Doctors typically suggest washing with aqueous cream and while I'm the last person to argue with medical advice, I do take issue with this on a sensorial and cosmetic point of view.

From a cosmetic point of view, surgical treatment to evacuate the contents of the "sterile abscess" may be required to reduce the likelihood of indurated scar-like tissue forming (Lowe et al 2005).

From a cosmetic point of view, the aging of the face determines a reduction of the vertical dimensions of the lower third of the face together with a lengthening of the middle third made even more obvious by the lowering of the tip of the nose and the distraction of the lower lateral cartilages.

The back jacket features photographs of Stone pitching for the White Sox and the Cubs, and he insisted on one cosmetic point.

MIA was used to determine the cosmetic end-point of the film-coating step and to calculate the coating level and distribution across tablets.

For the latter case a novel adaptive PCA modeling approach is proposed to handle the real-time images and translate them into indexes that determine the cosmetic end-point of the film-coating step.

The point of cosmetic mouthwash is just to make your mouth taste and smell good.

A Point of View: Does cosmetic surgery really make people feel better about their bodies?

Oddly, the focal point of the controversy around Wolf's set the joke singled out for scolding connected Sanders's eyeshadow preferences to her cosmetic approach to candor.

From the point of view of the marketplace, they are organized by product groups (Oldsmobile, Lincoln, Mercury, Chevrolet, and so on), but this organization is essentially cosmetic.

Patients are coming to a more positive point of view," an opinion backed by the ASAPS, which found that 49% of men and 53% of women surveyed approved of cosmetic surgery.