Sentence examples for instance opportunities from inspiring English sources
In Denmark, for instance, opportunities for exploiting leftover dried blood spot cards from neonatal screening for genomics research are being considered (Sørensen et al. 2007).
That there is a role for social science research generally is not in doubt - recent discussions on the breakthroughs in R&D for neglected diseases suggest that there are, for instance, opportunities for better-targeted policies extending beyond drug discovery [ 4].
In such instances, opportunities for physical isolation in distinct environments provide ideal conditions that promote intraspecific diversification.
In many instances, opportunity may appear to us as something even more frightening than that... so we often don't answer the door when it is knocking.
But Hank McKinnell, Pfizer's chief executive, says he sees more in Pharmacia than just Celebrex for instance, interesting opportunities in the firm's R&D pipeline of cancer drugs, and a salesforce that is well-trained in selling to specialists.
For instance, entrepreneurial opportunities have been delved into from a number of perspectives (Busenitz et al. 2003; Busenitz et al. 2014).
Meltzer and colleagues asked for reasons for deciding not to seek help or for turning down help at a single instance,reduced opportunities to seek help due to factors of the help-system were not assessed [ 34].
In the area of proteomics and genomics, for instance, major opportunities exist for the miniaturization and integration of sample preparation steps in order to handle limited amounts of clinical samples.
24 Furthermore, greater geographical distances between family members because of, for instance, work opportunities, and the fact that many women work full time outside the home, imply that the time available to give care to aging relatives has decreased.
"It creates more instances and opportunities to intercede".
The show is also lots of fun, offering, for instance, the opportunity to test the chairs at the Bears' house and to whip up a pretend meal for the guests in "The Doorbell Rang".
