Sentence examples for has pointed out that using from inspiring English sources

Isalan has pointed out that using at least two time points instead of one time point can resolve the paradox of representing negative feedback in gene networks [33].

However, a previous study has pointed out that using two or more measures for the same trait would ensure that highly correlated measures cluster together under a separate factor rather than load on a common factor [ 23], and studies with a higher starting number of components tended to produce a larger number of factors [ 2, 23].

Analysts have pointed out that using alternative measurements produces a very different picture of Canada's current economic situation.

Other studies, however, have pointed out that using 2M for rain only can produce the same results as using a full 2M scheme (e.g., Morrison et al. 2009; Lim and Hong 2010).

[7] have pointed out that using equations like [43] which do not incorporate wood density would overestimate the biomass and thus carbon stocks of a low wood density species such as cacao.

For instance, Michael Jensen of the Harvard Business School has pointed out that some firms can use knowledge best by centralising, others by decentralising.Mr Nonaka's own work is open to the charge of being too narrow.

A brief review of the literature has pointed out that Japanese farmers have used zeolite rock over years to control the moisture content and to increase the pH of acidic volcanic soils.

The nation's preeminent Hispanic polling firm, Latino Decisions, has pointed out that most exit polls use a flawed methodology when it comes to Hispanic voters, leading to an oversampling of Republican Latino voters that inflates the Republican share of the Hispanic vote.

Everyone from George Orwell (in his famous essay "Politics and the English Language") to a couple of dozen blog commenters has pointed out that clarifying the way we use language makes us better thinkers.

The bridge designer Christian Menn has pointed out that while elegant designs can use materials efficiently, the most economical designs are not necessarily the most elegant.

Lawrence O'Donnell has pointed out that only 6percentt of Americans used the word socialist to describe President Obama back in September 2008, but by April 2009 that number had grown to 20percentt.