Sentence examples for choice points to from inspiring English sources
Kate's choice points to a shift in the way many women seem to size up men these days.
Peter Lilley, a former cabinet minister and author of a recent pamphlet about patient choice, points to evidence from New York, which suggests that merely publishing data can raise standards.
Whether you pick the artificial tree because you don't like the mess of pine needles, or because you don't like chopping down live trees, your choice points to you being extremely practical in nature.
In class, I brought this historical choice point to life with my students through a role play, in which some students portrayed members of the Viet Minh and others represented French business/government leaders arguing before "President Truman" about the future of Vietnam.
MB axons uniformly stalled around the peduncle end, a common choice point to the migrating axons, raising the possibility that unf may regulate axon pathfinding rather than simply promoting axon extension.
For the working memory analyses, we can look backward in time from the choice point to see the recent observations that the agent may have held in working memory.
However, the α'/β' lobes remained in those γ-lobe-missing MBs (Fig. 4B,H) and might play an essential role in guiding the later derived α/β axons at the peduncle end, a critical choice point to all MB axons.
The overall food well assembly was inclined at a slight angle, facing away from the choice point, to ensure that the animals could not see the presence/absence of reward in the food wells.
These modest choices pointed to the unwillingness of the leaders of Europe's biggest countries to subordinate their leverage and public roles.
The party issued a statement on Thursday saying the cabinet choices "point to a government with a clear right-wing content and direction".
Ms. Nimerichter defended her curatorial choices, pointing to artists like Miguel Gutierrez and, making his debut this year, Kyle Abraham (both have also been at American Realness).
