Sentence examples for skin science from inspiring English sources

Procter & Gamble, a consumer-goods giant, has created more than 20 "communities of practice" which bring together volunteers from different parts of the company and focus on a specific area of expertise, such as packaging, fragrances or skin science.

With these techniques, researchers have found an unexpectedly wide variety of bacteria on human skin (Science, 23 May 2008, p. 1001).

I've learned to love (and respect) Jack Black products from their somewhat basic start to their now rapid advancement of skin science, providing great results by targeting niche skincare needs of the aging-aware man--at realistic prices.

Being non-invasive, full-color and hand-held, the new skin imaging system shows great potential in the applications of skin science, dermatology and cosmetology.

This explorative study was conducted at the Clinical Research Center for Hair and Skin Science, Department of Dermatology and Allergy, Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany (52.3°N, 13.2°E).

Non-invasive, full-color and hand-held skin imaging contributes to advances in the fields of skin science, dermatology and cosmetology.

As a skincare nerd, I found it interesting to read advice from a time when skin-science was so much worse.

Given that many of Le Guin's protagonists have dark skin, the science-fiction writer N. K.

Questions | For discussion and reading comprehension: Activity | Give pairs or trios one tattoo image from the slide show "Science, Skin and Ink" and from Carl Zimmer's science tattoos collection in his Science Tattoo Emporium.

The summer issue features the special report "Skin deep: The science of the body's surface". I learned from the chair of Stanford's Department of Dermatology, Paul Khavari, MD, PhD, that thousands of diseases affect the skin.

The perception subcategory includes startups like Standard Cognition, automating store checkout, VergeSense, facility management, CureSkin, classifying skin conditions, Modular Science, robotic farming, and D-ID, obfuscating faces for security.