Sentence examples for complete point of from inspiring English sources

"From a complete point of view, working on all aspects".

However, to say there is no difference between someone with Asperger's syndrome and someone without is to miss the complete point of the article.

Since 1975, when all tobacco advertising was banned, a range of additional tobacco marketing restrictions have been implemented, including restrictions on selling cigarette packages that because of 'unconventional design or appearance can lead to increased sales' (1995), misleading brand descriptors (2003), and a complete point of sale display ban (2010).

The move also pits Groupon's Gnome against Square Register, initially a software app from payments company Square, which later turned into a complete point-of-sale solution as well, with a stand built specially for iPad, turning a tablet running Square's software into a card-swiping register, much like Groupon's Gnome is today.

Clinician, HC3 Lack of time to complete point-of-care data or summary reports led many professional HCW to delegate ('task shift') data-entry and data collation tasks to auxiliary staff.

It could characterize the completing point of the reaction by means of a pH indicator, since the sulfate ions have more acidic activity than the sulfite ones.

It is also not labour intensive and requires little time to complete pointing to opportunities of applying simple diagnostic techniques whose results would help significantly reduce calf mortality.

Objective: This study sought to show that the basic level courses (WINFOCUS USLS-BL) give too much information to complete novice point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) users to process, with little chance to consolidate knowledge and skill.

Complete prehospital point-of-care-based laboratory analysis is shown at table 1. Prehospital CT revealed an extensive intracerebral hemorrhage in the right basal ganglia with rupture into the ventricles (Fig. 1E).

At this stage the students start firing questions at him, but he resists, in order to come full circle to complete the point of the whole story-telling exercise.

This step completes the point of the first prickle and finishes the first prickle as a whole.