Sentence examples for identifying some points from inspiring English sources

This work presents and discusses the metric "Risk Point", identifying some points of adjustments.

"But we appreciate the opportunity to identify some points in common and some areas of cooperation".

We also identified some points where there was lack of knowledge in a considerable part of the physicians.

And although the precise catalyst that set off modern piracy is hard to identify, some point to the Vietnamese diaspora of the late 70's and early 80's.

Based on 26,330 electrochemical technologies for water and wastewater treatment related publications dealing with SCI, this bibliometric study provided an overview of research in electrochemical technology for water and wastewater treatment and identified some significant points in the research throughout the investigation period.

Genpact has identified some critical points when women tend to drop out of the work force – just after marriage, and again in their early to mid-30s, after having a baby or sending the kids to school — and does its best to be flexible with schedules and workloads rather than lose a valuable employee.

Mr Grimmond said the report did identify "some learning points" to improve and strengthen its practices.

They identified some tension points on which customer and community perceptions tend to differ.

The statement said both parties had identified "some small points of clarification, which will hopefully be resolved very soon in a face-to-face meeting".

The literature identifies some key points for the management of pregnancies occurring in ESRD patients (Table  1).

I wanted to do justice to this richness, and also, when starting the book I could not identify some arbitrary point when travel literature "in the normal sense" was born.