The phrase "any one given point" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "any given point" or "any one point."
Example: "At any given point in time, the situation can change dramatically."
Alternatives: "any specific point" or "any particular point."
The freight transportation is defined as the process of carrying goods and persons from one given point to another.
Hence, Voronoi cells are the cells of points which are closer to one given point (x_jin S) than to the others.
Measurement variations in patients with shoulder capsulitis are bound to occur due to pain, fear of pain, stiffness, fatigue and measurement error at any one given time point [ 1].
They may ask questions as to whether the new believer is ready, so be prepared to answer questions and if need want to talk one-on-one at any given point, let them be.
And because of our 3-year award mechanism, at any given point about one-third of our money is subject to our discretion".
To enhance continuity, the timing of attending physician-physician team exchange is staggered, so that at any given point in time one physician is performing their first week of duties while the other is performing their second.
Therefore the relevance of the exposure measurement at one given time point may depend on the degree to which that exposure tracks over time.
One sample collected for RNA extraction consisted of the aerial part of the two clones of one given F2 plant at one given time-point.
In the context of decision theory, the pertinent worlds are the epistemically possible ones, given the agent's vantage point.
If one were to give one point to one major, how many points do we attribute to a student who takes a class on ethics in a business program?
