Sentence examples for a point to identify from inspiring English sources
They preferred – up to a point – to identify with westerners rather than mainlanders, not because of democracy (the British had never allowed them any) but primarily because of money and the status that went with it.
For example, McCabe makes it a point to identify at least one franchise owner in the system every year to spend time with, learn from, and observe.
For one, we make it a point to identify successful community partners who have made a positive impact within their area of expertise.
Life at the Bottleneck by Ruth Müller, 26 October 2012 Upon realizing, as a scholar of science and technology studies, that success and failure in academia depend on more than personal effort, Ruth Müller made it a point to identify other potential interests and fields of occupation to increase her resilience to career anxieties.
It is also the first to explore the strengths and limitations of a pragmatic "best fit" approach using an existing conceptual model as a starting point to identify a priori themes.
Synthetic lethal screens are an essential component of a geneticist's toolbox, serving as a starting point to identify gene products with similar or overlapping functions, and pathways with parallel or compensatory mechanisms.
As a result, it is extremely useful as a starting point to identify components of the innate immune and host response systems that have been identified from pathogenic or parasitic associations.
A percentage for the overall sample was used as a reference point to identify each group's salient features (e.g., 33.5% of participants in group one live in Atlántico versus 23.1% in the overall sample).
Correlation between mutations in cancer alleles and drug response is a key point to identify drugs that match the genetic profile of each individual tumors.
Travel surveys like the ones performed in more advanced countries can be a starting point to identify the constraints faced by low-income commuters (affordability, accessibility, etc).
