Sentence examples for incorrect points from inspiring English sources

Eleven trials involving 2,317 patients found many experienced fewer headaches after having acupuncture, though a similar improvement was seen in those who had "fake" acupuncture, where the needles were either inserted at incorrect points or did not puncture the skin.

The explanatory texts indicate the incorrect points but do not explain the causes.

She speaks in every scene with whatever point of view she has at that moment, which is generally the practical, amoral, politically incorrect point of view.

"It was irrelevant and not particularly useful to suggest, as those who endorse Jensen have, that Jensen was just holding a politically incorrect point of view and that's why he was being criticized," she said.

A brutal away run featuring trips to three of League One's top four in their past five outings has helped to drop Colchester out of the play-off positions (as did a miserably incorrect point-costing refereeing decision at Charlton) but the Essex boys should be able to find a second wind against an abject Swindon on Saturday.

Furthermore, the average solar-array area available during final approach varies between 35% and 75%, due to both incorrect pointing of the solar array by the chaser and obscuration by the target.

(Or, at the very least, journalism that assumes that an objectively incorrect point of view is just as valid as the objectively correct one).

If our reporting and my image has been used to prove some crap, incorrect point out of context, it's interesting that's what's come out of this".

I'm going to go with the website that's routinely asserted that the incorrect point of view on gas prices was perfectly valid, until it became necessary to insult its readership.

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