Sentence examples for it too points to from inspiring English sources
Thus, while the GC2/GC3 analysis appears to suffer from a lack of resolution compared to the GeneMark coding potential analysis, it too points to a relatively low coding probability for TE-derived exons.
Perhaps Congressional voting is not quite the same as presidential voting, but the data set is a lot more robust (with hundreds and hundreds of cases as opposed to a couple dozen), so it is worth some consideration — and it, too, points to 50-50 as the right baseline in an open-seat election.
As for the piece of shrimp that Dr. Stacy found lodged in the turtle's throat during the necropsy, it, too, pointed to shrimpers.
He, too, pointed to the west.
And I hate the thought but he will be paying for it, too," he says, pointing to his son.
It has been popular, too, to point to other states in worse situations.
Although its too early to point to billion-dollar businesses, we have seen mind-sets shift and managers get excited as they see the massive growth potential that still exists for the industry.
It is too easy to point to the examples of self-medication in these communities.
The loser It's almost too easy to point to the 72% drop for the aptly named The Losers, tumbling down to 13th place on its second weekend.
Is it too fussy to point out that if one does something unwittingly, one hasn't decided to do it?
Is it too "partisan" to point out that the Obama Administration and most congressional Democrats want to do all these things?
