Sentence examples for opportunity design from inspiring English sources

We summarize the science opportunity, design elements, current and projected partner observatories, and anticipated science returns of the Astrophysical Multimessenger Observatory Network (AMON).

Similarly, novel early-phase clinical trials of preoperative RT + targeted therapy or neoadjuvant hormonal therapy with baseline on-treatment biopsies for markers and gene signatures of radiosensitivity (the window of opportunity design) could complement the development of trials of stereotactic body RT to primary + neoadjuvant systemic therapy for limited-volume metastases in liver and bone.

Brian Wilson MP writes: My last meeting with Heydar Aliev, in June, turned into a media opportunity designed to confirm to the Azeri public that their president was fit and raring to go in another presidential election.

The results encouraged the Clinton administration to take the experiment national in the 1990s with a similar program, Moving to Opportunity, designed to benefit several thousand households in Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, New York and Los Angeles.

This crucial post-Obama bridge election presents a movement-building opportunity designed for and by Black women, independent of any particular candidate.

AdVenture Capital is a "pitch and invest" opportunity designed to inspire and then fund youth-driven initiatives to improve nutrition, physical activity and student achievement.

Radius: Professional Practice Series for Artists offers selected artists from Connecticut and southeastern New York an exhibition of their work as well as professional guidance and networking opportunities designed to start them on the path toward commercial success.

The elucidation of molecular mechanisms driving neutrophil plasticity in vivo will open new treatment opportunities designed to modulate, rather than block, the crucial adaptive functions fulfilled by neutrophils.

Professional development has been defined as either formal or informal learning opportunities designed to enhance teachers' professional competence, including knowledge, beliefs, motivations, and self-regulatory skills (Richter et al. 2011; Veenman 1984).

These aren't special press opportunities designed to call attention to unworthy piffle as most such press trips tend to be.

Additional education for these staff will, in all likelihood, come in the form of short staff development opportunities designed by employers to meet their wider system demands.