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1·We have a call for Mr. Harold Sabin.

哈罗德。莎宝先生有电话。

2·I felt I needed to do this because with my family history, Sabin says.

“我觉得我有必要这么做，因为我的家庭病史，”萨宾说。

3·Sabin is one of millions of Americans who experience memory loss and may eventually be diagnosed with dementia.

萨宾是数百万个正经历着记忆丧失，并有可能最终诊断为痴呆症的美国人之一。

4·Gilman and other researchers at the Michigan Alzheimer's Disease research Center (MADRC), have a keen interest in patients like Sabin.

吉尔曼和其他在密歇根老年痴呆症研究中心(MADRC)的研究员们对类似萨宾这样的病人有着强烈的兴趣。

5·The original method to confirm reverberation time in designs is to use computational formula W . C. Sabin put forward in early century.

最初在设计中确定混响时间的方法是利用W·C·赛宾在本世纪初提出的计算公式。

6·“I had been looking for my cell phone for three days and would you believe I found it laying on the counter in plain sight?,” Sabin says.

“我一直在找我的手机，找了三天了，但是你相信吗，我发现它就躺在柜台上，”萨宾说，“它就在那儿，我在想我为什么之前没看到它呢？”

7·It is that frustration that motivated Sabin to participate in U-M sponsored research designed to better diagnose and treat dementia before it escalates.

正是这些沮丧的事情驱使萨宾参加了U—M赞助研究，它旨在在痴呆症加重之前能对它进行较好的诊断和治疗。

8·Sabin believed that live vaccines, which can replicate somewhat but are too weak to trigger disease, best mimic the protection acquired through natural infection.

沙宾认为，活性不足以致病、但仍可复制的活病毒疫苗，最能够模拟因自然感染所产生的保护作用。

9·I had been looking for my cell phone for three days and would you believe I found it laying on the counter in plain sight?, Sabin says. There it was and I thought why didn't I see it before?

“我一直在找我的手机，找了三天了，但是你相信吗，我发现它就躺在柜台上，”萨宾说，“它就在那儿，我在想我为什么之前没看到它呢？”