Sentence examples for a point is established from inspiring English sources

If 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 come up, a "point" is established, and he wins if subsequent cards add up to that number.

If a point is established, you win if a 7 comes before the point and lose if the point comes first.

The concept of a turning point is established, which indicates the point in time where the mitigation of a short-term effect (e.g. line-shaped contrails) at the expense of a counteracting long-term effect (e.g. carbon dioxide) becomes preferable.

If the shooter rolls anything else on the first point roll, a come point is established as the new point for the come and don't come bets, while the original come-out point remains as the point for pass and don't pass bets.

Our findings are also consistent with the idea that a genotype-specific telomere-length "set point" is established to provide uniformity from one generation to the next.

Then, when the point is established, put a few chips behind the dealer's chip.

In all cases, selection of variables to be included was based on their statistical significance in the bivariate analysis; a cutoff point was established based on the number of variables a priori included in order to avoid overfitting of the models; based on the number of outcomes of interest, four or five variables were included.

A reference point was established northeast of the analysis area, where local uplift was found to be smaller than in other parts of the area.

Otherwise an indifference point was established between the last point at which X was chosen and the first point at which Y was selected.

As the largest part of patients at our clinic possesses a clinical history of recent travel, a cut-off point was established to define patients whose symptomatic NV infection was unlikely to be linked to travel.

A cut off point was established for colony counts, so that 400 or greater CFU/ml was considered a high CFU count as previously reported [ 18].