Sentence examples for papers points from inspiring English sources

The resolution before us today should be tried in that same light as The Federalist Papers points out.

The suite, eight movements drawn from an opera based on Henry James's "Aspern Papers," points up the paradox of the Sciarrino personality.

As Rufus Olins, chief executive of Newsworks, the marketing body for national papers, points out, that is "even more than the number of people who use Google in the UK".

Table 10 Descriptive statistics for citation data   QUALIS All QUALIS 2 4 QUALIS +9 Minimum 5.2 5.2 19.8 Median 19.9 16.1 34.7 Mean 24.2 16.3 42.1 Standard deviation 17.56 5.52 22.6 Maximum 82.5 25.3 82.5. Figure 7 presents box-plots for the distribution of the aforementioned papers points.

This brief review of papers points to several important gaps in the initial coverage of Globalization and Health, some of which mirror challenges facing the wider international publishing field.

The supporting papers point out how appreciative the Americans would be.

And about five years ago I and other economists began writing academic papers pointing out that what can happen in Japan can happen elsewhere.

Yet, as two interesting new academic papers point out, the credit crunch casts the pivotal role of the stock market in a rather less flattering light.

Other authors suggest different hallmarks, with many papers pointing alternative processes as their primary focus of their research.

These papers point to a clinical role for ERβ in breast cancer and shall be discussed.

In four papers, point estimates and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for between group differences were reported [ 47, 50, 54, 58].