Sentence examples for vision regardless from inspiring English sources
Optogenetic reactivation of retinal neurons mediated by adeno-associated virus (AAV) gene therapy has the potential to restore vision regardless of patient-specific mutations.
Also, it's my belief that change in the industry will come from film-makers who are dedicated to creating erotica and particularly their own vision, regardless of funding and popular opinion".
The primary influence on avian retinal design appears to be the range of wavelengths available for vision, regardless of whether that range is determined by the spectral distribution of the natural illumination or the spectral transmittance of the ocular media (cornea, aqueous humour, lens, vitreous humour).
But he has a strong vision regardless and has patterned his creative life after some of the least compromising American musicians of the last half-century: the pianist Cecil Taylor, with whom he has performed; the trumpeter Bill Dixon, whose late-career work he championed; and especially the multireedist Anthony Braxton, whom he serves as chief consigliere.
Above all, the entrepreneurial mindset is about being committed to your vision regardless of the challenges and obstacles along the way.
They do this by putting their support behind the smartest, most determined people they can find with the clearest vision, regardless of whether they know for certain the idea will be the next big thing.
Therefore, it is our duty as legislators to be certain that drivers meet reasonable vision requirements, regardless of age.
This government seems determined to impose its vision of education regardless of the evidence or professional opinion".
Traditional journalism's blunt certitude and vision of truth regardless of context harkens back to the sense of cultural and religious consensus of 1950s America.
His vision has remained intact, regardless of what his peers were doing or what the market demanded.
At least part of that vision will come true, regardless of how things pan out on the pitch.
