Sentence examples for Above pointed from inspiring English sources

In addition to the above pointed function in ROR γt+ ILCs, the c-kit is required for expansion of the innate γδT cells in the skin [ 110, 111].

An indignant friend, who refused to believe any of the above, pointed out that grownups need a sugary pick-me-up in the afternoon.

The restaurant has a fantasy-idyll location by a stream just outside the village of Montreuil – it used to be Montreuil-sur-Mer until some pedant, maybe the same one mentioned above, pointed out that it's 20km inland.

As above pointed out, little information is available on mineral content in Argentine honeys.

This expression is used to define the exergy that is identified by the superscript T (that stands for 'thermal') according to the definition reported in the literature[2, 3, 4] as above pointed out.

Jim Romenesko, who posted the image above, pointed out that the article may bring laughs, but the Post can't deny that it has spent a good deal of time covering the Kardashians over the years.

Trani's Cathedral bell tower has a square transversal section, above the pointed arch that connects the tower to the Cathedral.

Maximum root depth coincided either with sinker roots that emerged from lateral roots or from a series of smaller roots that emanated from the area immediately above the pointed tip of the planting material (the cambium layer under the outer bark).

This is evident from a number of features that would be unlikely in a contemporary church, such as the placing of a round arched triforium above a pointed colonnade.

Under this famous coif, and above the broadly pointed and gaudily printed shirt collars of the era, were handsome but not too threateningly masculine features and a warbling tenor voice, to which teenage girls responded en masse with an occasionally terrifying ardor.

The models based on the pointed above approaches are established independent of explicit three-dimensional (3-D) structure information and are directly interpretable in terms of the implicit structure information [39].