Sentence examples for advanced pointing from inspiring English sources

Experimental tests are reviewed and discussed, while few hypotheses are advanced, pointing to the degradation of proline residues, the most recalcitrant among gluten constituents, leading to gluten concentration reduction in the unfermented wort and/or during fermentation and maturation, the latter due to the enhanced proline assimilation by yeasts.

Thus Roland Barthes's Latin motto could also be hers: "Larvatus prodeo," or, "I advance, pointing to my mask".

Barthes was suspicious of language's intended meanings; his favorite motto was "Larvatus prodeo" ("I advance pointing to my mask").

But Woobox is focused on bringing passes to businesses that don't have advanced point-of-sale systems or barcode scanners, whereas Socialize's Passbook ad platform is about making passes a new type of mobile ad inventory.

They serve to advance points made by the text and are helpful in developing a student's ability to visualize processes (e.g., what happens when a three-dimensional object is shown as sliced sections).

Before school vacations, Ms. Muncan starts prepping John weeks in advance, pointing to the days on the calendar so it makes sense to him when the holiday arrives.

Coach Stan Heath said after the Bulls' loss to Notre Dame in the Big East tournament quarterfinals that teams that play like his not only make the tournament but advance, pointing to the example of Butler from past seasons.

Combined with the regime's hardening, the rebels' advances point to a protracted conflict ahead.

These advances point to new forms of political representation, ones that are not limited to the relationship between formal representatives and their constituents.

"Recent advances point to better ways of using our knowledge of genomics to improve food crops, that do not involve GM".

Recent advances point to a role of the protein kinase C (PRKC) family in the regulation of uterine smooth muscle contraction at the end of pregnancy.