Sentence examples for examining a point from inspiring English sources

Greg Norman and Chris Campbell are examining a point about 250 yards in the distance.

As it stands, the remit is not very specific on what the inquiry will examine (a point made here by the Campaign Opposing Police Surveillance).

Figure 2 shows a regression past a SNP, which only requires examining a few points further down the curve.

In Koropatnick et al., the authors were examining a later time point (24 h post-inoculation), by which time the symbionts have colonized the light organ's deep crypts and undergone many rounds of doubling.

Because of the distribution of A1C values (Table 1), we examined a cut point of <5.5 vs. ≥5.5%, and because of the expert committee recommendation, we examined a cut point of <6.5vs.≥6.5%5%.

Here's a random slab of text from "How to Sharpen Pencils": "Let us examine a pencil point typical of the El Casco, if not the average double-burr sharpener.

We also examined a simple point source model to try to explain the same dataset.

Nevertheless, it is still possible using this promising methodology to examine a specific point within a cell in a dynamic way with time, especially when applying stimulation, e.g. an agonist, under microfluidic control conditions.

Clustering is the process of examining a collection of "data points," and grouping the data points into "clusters" according to some distance measure.

Examining a Cartesian product of points works, but is expensive.

The aim of the present study was to further describe the acute brachial artery endothelial responses to exercise in CAD patients by examining an earlier time point during recovery.