acuity

Resetting the epigenetic clock was so powerful it improved visual acuity in old mice, and the team has now licensed the tech to Life Biosciences in Boston to further develop for humans.

Under “final acuity,” the medical record says, “less urgent.”

The portraits of certain artists in this unique volume recite the history of the critic's acuity and clairvoyance.

One cannot imagine the degree of sharpness, of acuity, which may be obtained during sleep by these interior sensations.

The acuity of hearing was no longer so pronounced and the sense of refreshment, although still present, was not intense.

Despite the breadth and acuity of his observations, Granger suggested remarkedly few changes.

When they struck the water there was a hiss, which grew in volume and acuity as they skimmed the waves.

The doctor must correct, as far as possible, the want of acuity noticed.

Careful investigation of olfactory acuteness would reveal the existence of such menstrual heightening of its acuity.