Sentence examples for picture points from inspiring English sources

And other statistics paint a darker picture, points out Nomura, a bank, which believes that property now poses a systemic risk to China's economy.Nomura (among others) calculates an alternative property-price index by dividing the official figures for the value of housing sold nationwide (599 billion yuan, or $96 billion, in the first two months of 2014) by the floorspace sold (94m square metres).

Together with studies in pathophysiologic states and the examination of genetically engineered mouse models, the evolving picture points to important roles for the SLC26 family in health and disease states.

Coupled to expression studies and examination of genetically engineered mice deficient in various SLC26 isoforms, the evolving picture points to important roles for the SLC26 family in chloride absorption, vascular volume homeostasis, acid-base regulation, and oxalate excretion in the kidney.

Although the overall picture points to a deficit in CSTC processing, there are considerable inconsistencies across studies regarding the brain areas involved and the direction of anatomical and functional changes.

As presented above, some functions for Rab GTPases in cancer development have now been elucidated and the emerging picture points to the importance of intracellular trafficking as a co-ordinator of the cross-talk between signalling pathways promoting proliferation, migration and invasion.

A blue arrow in the picture points to a red rectangular box marking the area of the browser's navigational utilities that you may use to "surf".

Together the evidence paints a picture pointing away from, not toward, media violence as a contributor to societal violence.

The big picture point for the authorities is that the framework of this law has survived challenge.

He also said the N.A.A.C.P. officials should "look at my family picture," pointing out that he has an adopted son who is black.

The "implacable evidence of the fragility of your love, of its attachment to the place" unravelling his initial picture, pointing him back towards Henriette.

Barry Ritholtz, chief executive of Fusion IQ and author of a popular financial blog, The Big Picture, pointed out that investors were holding more cash than at any time since 2002, when the last bear market ended.