Sentence examples for sight for developing from inspiring English sources
Taken together, this study might provide the first sight for developing the pyrido[3,2-d]-1,2,3-triazine scaffold as novel Pim-1 inhibitors.
Results indicated that the picture-to-text matching condition was more effective than the paired associate condition for developing a small sight word vocabulary.
Ophthalmologist and laser scientist Patricia Bath, MD, is famous for developing a revolutionary technique for removing cataracts that is used around the world to restore sight.
Blind individuals have been shown on multiple occasions to compensate for their loss of sight by developing exceptional abilities in their remaining senses.
The engineering principles for considering trucks in the traffic stream are similar i.e. the use of perception-reaction time and longitudinal friction characteristics for obtaining the sight distance (and developing horizontal curve radii values for highway design) is applicable for trucks as well.
And then there is GenSight Biologics (SIGHT) which is developing therapies for inherited and neurodegenerative retinal diseases and diseases of the central nervous system using a combination of gene therapy and optogenetics, a light-based therapy.
And big drug companies are not charities.Carrots, not sticksAt first sight, developing an AIDS vaccine for Africa might look like a situation where the market will inevitably fail, making public-sector research and development the appropriate route.
An organization that develops models and standards for electronic discovery has set its sights on developing guidance on technology assisted review (TAR)—a pro-cess that involves using machine learning models to help classify documents.
For every pair of "KAYU" sunglasses bought, Lim donates $20 towards surgery that restores sight in the developing world.
Motor incoordination and impairment of speech and sight subsequently develop.
Unable to rely on sight for vaulting, they have developed a mathematical compensation, counting their strides toward liftoff and trusting that the repetition of training will carry them safely over the bar.
