Sentence examples for associations points from inspiring English sources

A joint letter from Hollywood's trade associations points out that box-office figures, though treated as reliable, are in fact estimates by the studios.

The National Housing Federation (NHF), a group representing housing associations, points out that only 345,000 council homes have been built to replace the 1.9m sold-off since 1980.

The existence of researchers' industry associations points to a generic risk [91] that a financial conflict of interest may compromise the research process or undermine public trust; "conflict[s] of interest do not imply that any [specific researcher] is improperly motivated".

However, the consistency of our findings and the strength of some of the observed associations points to a number of possible interventions that could prevent the elderly population from developing functional dependency.

The city and state offer financial incentives, like low-cost loans for such improvements, but co-op and condominium associations point out that they face an array of pressure for other spending.

(Although local taxi industry associations point out that complying with those regulations is not a problem for the ~255,000 registered taxis in the country).

A survey conducted in a large number of members of lay associations point to the existence of multiple barriers to care for headache in several European countries.

Critics, including many prominent physicians and medical associations, point out that such laws may only discourage women who use drugs from seeking prenatal care and addiction treatment.

At the same time, the lesser conserved associations point to a somewhat broader role.

These identified associations point to potential mechanisms through which obesity traits affect T2D susceptibility.

These associations point out a deregulation of the cell cycle in these tumors.