Sentence examples for blood points from inspiring English sources

But Mr Blood points out that many firms already apply a price of carbon internally, for example when evaluating significant investments, as they increasingly think it likely that governments will impose one.

The absence of evidence for congenital infection, despite the presence of numerous iRBC in the placental maternal blood, points to the efficacy of the placental trophoblastic layer to block parasite traversing to fetal blood.

According to Eq. (11), | I OCT| at areas with flowing blood (Points 1, 2, 3 and 4) exhibit Rayleigh distribution.

On the other hand, | I OCT| at areas without blood (Points 5, 6, 7 and 8) exhibit distribution similar to Gaussian due to the summation of random factors such as optical or electrical noise in the system and bulk movement of the sample during data acquisition.

10 P.M. (ABC) CASTLE Gunshots, a fleeing van and a pool of blood point to murder.

Mr. Gore and Mr. Blood point to another form of short-termism that extends beyond company balance sheets.

The sports minister may intervene, and the press is baying for blood, pointing to the accumulation of problems facing the French game.

The physical evidence at the trial, including a footprint found in a pool of Mr. Luttig's blood, pointed to Mr. Beazley as the gunman.

Biological response to aspirin was assessed 24 h after last aspirin intake using light transmission aggregometry with arachidonic acid and the whole blood point-of-care assay PFA-100® system with collagen epinephrin.

Mr. Morgan looked on, flustered, as Mr. Bates, out for blood, pointed out that Lord Monckton's non-scientific appraisals had recently extended to claims of discovering a cure for MS and HIV.

Troika attempted to equalize the disciplines, keeping the effect intact and normalizing the cost, so a first level power requires one blood point, a second level two points and so on.