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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a result of pointed" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an outcome stemming from something that is "pointed," but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The changes in policy were a result of pointed discussions among the committee members."
Alternatives: "a consequence of focused" or "an outcome of directed".
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These short F-actin fragments would depolymerize into ADP-monomers (many of which should be cofilin bound) as a result of pointed end dissociation.
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He said that the dispersants reminded him of Agent Orange, and expressed concern that responders were conducting "an uncontrolled experiment that could result in thousands and thousands of people getting sick or dying as a result of the cleanup"—he emphasized, jabbing a pointed finger—"not of the original disaster".
He said that the dispersants reminded him of Agent Orange, and expressed concern that responders were conducting "an uncontrolled experiment that could result in thousands and thousands of people getting sick or dying as a result of the cleanup" — he emphasized, jabbing a pointed finger — "not of the original disaster".
As shown in Table 3 for all samples except 3-pointed helical star structure, slight increase in surface void fraction has led to increase in contact angle more than 36° (the void fraction of the samples (4- and 5-pointed helical stars, vertical and inclined nano-rod structure samples) changes as a result of self-shadowing effects of oblique angle deposition).
Obey asked Rumsfeld a series of pointed questions.
A number of pointed questions were left on the table.
Mr. Wagner faced a barrage of pointed questions.
According to Rigopulos, McCartney asked a lot of pointed questions.
"Outside Looking In" is, most fundamentally, a series of pointed scenes from a busy life.
This prompted a lot of pointed questions.
Select a pair of pointed toe sling-backs with a high, slender heel.
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