Sentence examples for has some relevant points from inspiring English sources
This study has some relevant points: the sample homogeneity (Brazilian, male, rotating shift, and mine worker) and multiple variables collected on the same sample (HRV components, obesity indices, and blood pressure).
Written, directed and co-starring Clare Anyiam-Osigwe – by day, a dermatologist and skincare entrepreneur – No Shade is more on the level of a student project than a commercial release and despite having some relevant points to make, it lacks the conviction to drive them home.
They may talk of God, point to him even, and have some relevant points, but, in my opinion, they do not, and can not, lead fully to God; the various branches and denominations of Christianity are no exception.
It had, and has, some relevant positions in different rankings.
Old Chinese has two more relevant points of articulation, or sound-producing positions of the mouth, than Proto-Tibeto-Burman: palatal (in which the tongue blade touches the palate) and retroflex (in which the tip of the tongue is curled upward toward the palate).
They have highlighted relevant points for discussion from our study.
It's a difficult time for the Democratic party, but Brazile's been around long enough to have relevant points of comparison.
Musicians can also leave notes for their audiences that will appear when the track has reached the relevant point (I could leave a note saying, "I'm still working on this part").
Though lighthearted, the stories all have a relevant point.
