Sentence examples for data which points to from inspiring English sources

"The first one is the strong economic data, which points to a recovery that is gaining momentum and which should result in higher interest rates as the Fed raises interest rates in response to it".

While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-54-5percentf all cars globally in 20-30 years. 20-30 years

Hanscom appropriates data which points to poverty as a primary factor, and inaccurately claims that inadequate play is the cause instead, even for parents such as herself who had the capacity to sign "her up for music lessons, put her in dance, and [drive] her to local museums".

We detected a high proportion of edited mitochondrial transcripts in our RNA-seq data which points to mitochondrial origin.

Analysts said the day's economic data, which pointed to a slower pace of economic growth, was a mixed blessing for Wall Street.

A Mann-Kendall trend test was run on precipitation and temperature data which pointed to a statistical significant change in annual average temperature and no statically significant change in annual average rainfall.

This report would suggest the storm was a low-end Category 2 hurricane, though this contradicted Hurricane Hunters' data, which pointed to a storm of a lesser intensity.

Finally, we compared fluxes in the model to differential expression of genes in the microarray data, which pointed to enzymes involved in pyruvate metabolism.

Most published results have included self-reported data which point to better item-by-item outcomes for blood pressure, lipid and HbA1C controls than for annual eye assessment, microalbuminuria check, feet examination, and influenza vaccination [ 8, 10, 12, 16, 33- 35].

In this review, data which point to an important role of Amadori-modified glycated proteins and advanced glycation endproducts in vascular disease are surveyed.

In this review, data which point to an important role of Amadori-glycated proteins and AGEs in the development of vascular complications and recent developments in therapeutic interventions in the glycation pathway will be described.