Sentence examples for pinpoint us from inspiring English sources

With many of us using smartphones with GPS now, we're starting to take for granted applications like Google Maps being able to pinpoint us.

Finally, in the context of developing novel diets for aquaculture and selecting fish families exhibiting higher adaptation to fish oil and meal substitution, this work enabled us to pinpoint potentially useful new molecular markers for identifying the physiological effects of a vegetable diet, as well as a family exhibiting a phenotype of interest.

That capacity, still in development, may help us pinpoint the genetic components of diseases, provide us with personalized medical care, and reveal a stunningly deep picture of all evolution on earth.

But such events tend to make us spin our gears trying to pinpoint what made us so miserably sick.

In sum, it is difficult to pinpoint what role US diplomats have truly played.

Hopefully that will help us pinpoint the exact mechanism by which our universe has become dominated by matter and not antimatter".

"We need to study maps that have been made for that period that infer groundwater direction, which will hopefully allow us pinpoint geological regions that might contain helium traps," said Danabalan.

"With the money saved thanks to this gift from the NRO, we can add new instruments to W-First, including one called a coronagraph, which should help us pinpoint planets in orbit round other stars," added Mountain.

"If there is a power loss on one probe, and weaker power losses in other probes, that could help us pinpoint the source of the problem," says Andy Proctor of Chronos.In America there is already a military system to spot GPS interference: the GPS Jammer Detection and Location (JLOC) system run by the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency.

"The new finding is really the first time evolutionary information alone has helped us pinpoint an important function of a gene in humans". Adaptation to low oxygen levels has allowed many peoples, from Andeans to Tibetans, to live at high altitude.

Such an approach will help us pinpoint the origin of some human behaviors.