The phrase "as a check point" is not correct; it should be "as a checkpoint." You can use it when referring to a specific stage or point in a process where progress is assessed or verified.
Example: "We will meet again in two weeks as a checkpoint to evaluate our progress on the project."
Alternatives: "as a milestone" or "as a reference point."
It is supposed that one solution to Eq. (1) for temperature build-up case would be the following equation: T_{ws} = T_{F} - Clog frac{{t +Delta t}}{{Delta t}} (7 As all theoretical aspects of this method are not fully elaborated, yet this method is just used as a check point, here.
This is critical because in this way, RoR may serve as a check point to prevent p53 induction from "out of control".
Na,K-ATPase has been proposed to act as a signaling scaffold and our studies suggest that in medulloblastoma cells Na,K-ATPase might act as a check point to integrate EGF-associated signaling pathways.
We hypothesized that during early embryogenesis, the Def-Capn3b-p53-Δ113p53 pathway may serve as a check point to monitor environmental changes that would allow the organism to adjust its physiological response to certain cellular stresses and thus to safeguard the proceeding of normal development.
A narrowband filter can pick out a specific frequency line as a checking point when the source is scanning [ 19, 20].
qPCR is used for absolute quantification of the final library and also serves as a check-point for the incomplete bisulfite conversion.
p21 is recognized as a valuable check point for evaluating proliferative activity/proliferation arrest of hepatocytes.
Upon binding to an incoming nucleotide, many DNA polymerases have been shown to undergo a Finger domain closing conformational change that helps bring functionally important enzyme residues in contact with the nucleotide and serve as a fidelity check point for preventing misincorporations.
Reproductive isolation (RI) is widely accepted as an important "check point" in the diversification process, since it defines irreversible evolutionary trajectories.
In this way, the change in the number of high [ATP] spots as the cell grows could provide a check-point that combines mechanical information (cell size) and biochemistry to trigger the subsequent chain of events in the cell division process.
Wotte, who described Scottish clubs' poor showing this season in European competition as a "reality check", points out that other small countries, such as Belgium and Slovenia, spend twice as many hours with their best national youth players.
