Sentence examples for further pinpoint from inspiring English sources

The cleanup would begin only after extensive testing to further pinpoint contaminants, and the owners would pay for the testing as well as the cleanup.

Night fell, and the trolls used astronomy to further pinpoint the flag: "The faint star visible next to the flag is Polaris — it has to be since the other star is rotating around it in a perfect circle".

To validate the findings, the researchers now plan to go back over the company's vast database of blood tests, which covers years of clinical trials and millions of patients, to see if they can further pinpoint patterns correlated with toxicity.

Peter S. Goldsmith, chairman of a nonprofit group called the Long Island Software and Technology Network, LISTnet for short, said that the proposed high technology park will further pinpoint the fact that Long Island has become a high-tech region.

We further pinpoint how the interaction with humans is one of the critical components of modern Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) and how current applications fail to address this fact.

Furthermore, her work would further pinpoint a site of target for treatments of C. neoformans infections, which is a monumental success in the world of disease prevention and care.

In the original telephone exchanges, the initial digits corresponded to letters that formed part of a name, further pinpointing the phone's location.

Davis also further pinpointed his need to make changes to his playing staff.

She further pinpointed the album's extremely cohesive sound by using a photo she'd taken as inspiration an image of black-and-white figures with their eyes in various states of half-open and half-closed, similar to the one used on the album's cover.

She further pinpointed the album's extremely cohesive sound by using a photo she'd taken as inspiration an image of black-and-white figures with their eyes in various states of half-open and half-closed, similar in atmosphere to the one used on the album's cover.

This result reinforces our previous hypothesis that fluorescence must be monitoring a local unfolding event involving some of the three tryptophans (see above), and it further pinpoints that the chemical denaturation does not follow a two-state model.