Sentence examples for in line with the point from inspiring English sources

Beard acknowledged receiving a few hundred dollars from gambling interests, he maintained later that he never sought to alter a game in line with the point spreads established by professional gamblers.

Although Beard acknowledged receiving a few hundred dollars from gambling interests, he maintained that he never sought to alter a game in line with the point spreads established by professional gamblers.

Its multistakeholder information platform allows the assessment of DRR policies, in line with the point the SFDRR makes about the need to achieve a better understanding of disaster risk and reach actionable plans.

Our interpretation is in line with the point of view that weakening of the original consolidated circuit is part of the neural correlate of memory extinction.

The point estimate for red meat (RR 1.18), however, was in line with the point estimate (RRhighest vs. lowest red meat category 1.21) observed in the meta-analysis conducted by Aune et al. (2).

To mark the object location for tool runs, the target object was placed within reach of the tool by the participant at a further central position, in line with the point of fixation and with the same orientation as that used for the hand.

Data obtained from two large-scale online experiments strongly reject NE and LK, but are well in line with the point-prediction of pfPCH.

But it seems doubtful the company would be interested in the liberal D.C. publication considering that News Corp. sold the conservative Weekly Standard in 2009 -- a magazine more in line with the point-of-view of News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch and the mogul's Fox News network.

Although this time point is in line with the time point of the primary outcome of previous randomized controlled trials in RTX-treated RA patients [ 8, 9], we would like to evaluate other time-points as well.

Make sure that the centre point on the template is in line with the centre point that you drew on the door.

Prof Curtice said, on average, the SNP vote is estimated to be 26 points higher in the eight seats polled than it was in 2010, "well in line with the 25 point Scotland-wide increase estimated by our current poll of polls".