Sentence examples for more advanced point from inspiring English sources

"Typically, comparably priced digital cameras don't offer a full suite of advanced features and functionalities like the more advanced point & shoots.

But by the time a student starts their National 3, National 4 or National 5 courses at the beginning of S4, they should be at a more advanced point than a student starting their Standard Grades in S3.

The chain has also been investing heavily in technology, installing more advanced point-of-sale information systems and computer-assisted ordering systems.

Other studies have made similar observations and suggested that NASH-related HCC may be diagnosed at a later time point and more advanced stage [ 26].

Ending follow-up time at this point, regardless of diabetes duration, may exclude patients with more advanced stage of diabetes.

Thus, these repurposed drugs may represent a more advanced starting point for therapeutic development and approval compared with new chemical entities for preventing the spread and mortality associated with EBOV.

This transition from heterogeneous outlier profiles in the earliest stages of cervical carcinogenesis to more homogeneous methylation profiles in the more advanced cancer stage points towards a dynamic process in which DNAm is initially acquired in a largely stochastic manner, as hypothesized in [ 1], but that later becomes more homogeneous and deterministic.

Using a soda can or a plastic water bottle to make a smoking device is arguably worse, but if you're an adult, you should probably have invested in something a bit more advanced at this point since we're not living in the dark ages of weed smoking anymore.

The service is free for now, with the company planning to sell more advanced tools at some point.

As electronics become more advanced, we approach a point where normal materials like copper simply cannot take the heat.

While our data does not support a role for enumeration of CECs in this setting, this does not preclude their potential utility as biomarkers in the more advanced disease setting as pointed out by Bertolini et al (2013) in their references to the work of Ning et al (2010) and Strijbos et al (2010).