The phrase "as technical point" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as a technical point"? You can use the corrected phrase when introducing a specific technical detail or consideration in a discussion or argument.
Example: "As a technical point, we should consider the limitations of the current software before proceeding with the upgrade."
Alternatives: "from a technical perspective" or "in technical terms".
The argument departs on the basis that from the graphic point of view, as well as from the technical point of view, the art developed inside megaliths is basically akin to that developed outside in painted shelters or in engraved rocks in the open air.
As a technical point, the error bars in Fig. 4 are margins of a 95%% confidence set, and as such their marginal coverage is at least 95%%.
As a technical point, when examining large lesions or deep lesions, it is best to inject only small volumes of UCAs to minimise attenuation in the late phase that may obscure the region of interest.
As a technical point, we note that accurate assessment of mitophagy in future studies will require the use of a marker protein located in the mitochondrial matrix, and not an outer membrane protein such as the commonly used Tom20.
As an important technical point, it must be noted that US images performed by radiologists are recorded into PACS systems in 85.6 % of cases.
As a minor technical point, we note that the slight upwards shift in Fig. 6 for variable gene-size models has a simple explanation.
One, it's a strong validation of confidence in leap from a technical point of view, as well as validation that it can be embedded in consumer devices," Buckwald said.
In a letter to a German director who wanted to mount "Godot," he wrote: The farce side seems indispensable to me as much from the technical point of view (comic relief) as for reasons to do with the spirit of the play.
Indeed, the experts criticizing Alicia Silverstone for her premastication practices as unsanitary do have a technical point, but because of the absence of extensive clinical studies, most of these facts are based on careful correlations documented in third-world countries with disease profiles that are much more dangerous than what we have here in the United States.
But a cloud lay over his Brawn GP team and two others — Williams and Toyota — as their interpretation of the key technical point provoked several of the seven other teams to formally challenge the legality of the cars.
