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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a point of commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific moment or decision where someone decides to fully engage or dedicate themselves to a cause, project, or relationship.
Example: "After much deliberation, she finally reached a point of commitment to her career path, ready to pursue her dreams with determination."
Alternatives: "a moment of dedication" or "a stage of resolve".
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Thus, our observations suggest GFP-Nit1 aggregation does not mark a point of commitment to cell death in all cells.
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These genes play a crucial role in determining cell fate during differentiation: upon reaching a point of lineage commitment, this 'poised' chromatin allows these genes to rapidly resolve into either an active or inactive state.
But he has always been aware of the prestige attached to the highest form of the game and on Wednesday made a point of tweeting his commitment to regaining the Ashes urn in 2015.
The presumptive Republican nominee made a point of stressing his commitment to multilateralism, a sharply different approach to that taken by George Bush.Speculation about vice-presidential candidates was rife after Mr McCain met three hopefuls: Charlie Crist, the governor of Florida, Bobby Jindal, the governor of Louisiana, and Mitt Romney, Mr McCain's early rival.
This year the festival's 18th edition the organisers made a point of increasing their commitment to electronic music made evident by the addition of 62 live acts and DJs alongside the expansion of the "Primavera Bits" section of the festival site just a hop across a bridge and down beside the ocean.
But, as a point of principle, given his commitment to reforming the institution, he thinks it would be wrong to become an appointed peer.
Mr. Grodd made a point of emphasizing Paul Stuart's commitment to continuity and resistance to trends, but in 2007 the store introduced the first new label in its history, Phineas Cole.
Effector caspases-caspase 3, 7 and 10 served as the central executioner of apoptosis machinery, a point of no return for commitment to death [ 19].
The preferential contribution of sorted dsRed2+ EpiSCs to endoderm in vivo (Fig. 5B) and the increased frequency of T(Bra)+Foxa2+ cells from single dsRed2+ cells in the presence of CHI (Fig. 4E) also suggest that the acquisition of PS characteristics by undifferentiated EpiSCs is the earliest 'entry point' of commitment to an ME precursor state.
Although it is presented as a point of principle - "consistency, consistency" - this commitment was made during a wobbly moment in his campaign for the leadership.
In a statement released by the club, Ms. Rice, who has played at Augusta National several times and recently was appointed to the United States Golf Association's nominating committee, made a point of mentioning the club's commitment to growing the game.
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