Sentence examples for including pinpointing from inspiring English sources

To build a more convincing case for faster action, a growing group of researchers is trying new ways of conveying the risks of certain emissions paths, including pinpointing when actions have to start to stabilize greenhouse gases at particular levels.

Automated equipment has greatly increased the speed of DNA sequencing and has made available many new practical applications, including pinpointing segments of genes that cause genetic diseases, mapping the human genome, engineering drought-resistant plants, and producing biological drugs from genetically altered bacteria.

(Other recent applications include pinpointing the whereabouts of both celebrities and baby-changing tables).

These challenges include pinpointing the optimal graft location, appropriately scaling up the graft volume, and minimizing the risk of chronic immune rejection, among others.

Additional strategic planning benefits of the context map include pinpointing redundancies caused by overlapping collaborative efforts, identifying gaps in coverage, and assisting the coordination of multiple stakeholders.

These investments include pinpointing the locations where FADs are likely to make the greatest contributions to nutrition of coastal communities, integrating use of FADs with other livelihood activities, and improving the designs of FADs.

This includes pinpointing the exact location in the code where the problem exists (as a mutated value injected at a specific point in the code may only be improperly used later in the code) and why it is a problem (so that it can be fixed).

The survivors' symptoms, which included pinpoint eyes and convulsions, matched what the lab tests had found, and in some cases persisted for a week after the attacks.

His arsenal included pinpoint aces and crafty backhand shots.

Symptoms of scurvy, a disease caused by vitamin C deficiency, include pinpoint hemorrhages (petechiae) under the skin, bleeding gums, joint pain, and impaired wound healing.

In Ms Eadie's case, they included pinpoint haemorrhaging, abrasions, scratches, a "ligature track" around the neck, bruising to the mouth and pressure marks on the upper thighs, the court heard.