Sentence examples for point column from inspiring English sources

David Brooks, in "The Bursting Point" (column, Sept. 4), shed further light on the most awe-inspiring blind spot of the American right.

Our estimation confirms this point (column IV in Table 3).

Also, don't forget, this will be the last Friday Talking Point column of 2013 (as we will be presenting awards for the next two weeks), so we'll see you all next year, folks!

The number in each cell represents the number of paralogous genes that arose at a given phylogenetic point (column) and were reassigned at a phylogenetic point (row).

1- Treat = Treatment; * - statistical difference from the baseline value (row) (P < 0.05); different superscript letters indicate difference between treatments at each time point (column) (P < 0.05).

1- Treat = Treatment; * - statistical difference from the time 0 or baseline value (row) (P < 0.05); different superscript letters indicate difference between treatments at each time point (column) (P < 0.05).

Since then, there have been no zeros in the 3-point column of box scores, though he did miss six games because of back spasms, a sore big toe and the birth of his first child.

I don't read The Times -- except for the Political Points column, of course.

Both six points and four points are more points than zero points, and zero points is the number of points that Australia has in their points column.

A report in the Political Points column last Sunday about entertainers who are to appear at exclusive parties during the Republican National Convention in New York cited one erroneously.

A brief commentary in the Political Points column on Sunday discussed the search for the Bush administration official who recently made public the name of a Central Intelligence Agency officer.