Sentence examples for point culture from inspiring English sources

Unless England actually gets to host the 2018 World Cup, at which point culture will probably be marginalised again.

The answers take us back to an earlier point: culture building, too, is covert, infused in everything the conductor does.

You know, you jump into the West Point culture, you do not have the option of not going to class.

To Ellerson, whose 2009 Army team was 5-7, embracing the West Point culture is part of the football team's new plan for success.

Anyway, more to the point (culture? what culture? It's all about the FROCKS people) she looks very good in her bold red dress, with it's high-necked, long-sleeved demure cut.

Profiling a Goldman Sachs partner who is leading change also highlights an important point: culture change needs to have full C-Suite and leadership buy-in to be successful.

To phenotypically characterize the end point cultures, we stained the cells with antibodies against well-known neural/neuronal lineage markers (that is, GFAP, TH, MAP2, SOX2, NES, RBFOX3 (also known as NeuN), β-Tubulin III, and OLIG2).

Characterization of the end point cultures revealed strong staining of astrocyte marker GFAP and neuronal marker TH, and relatively weak staining of mature neuronal markers MAP2, NeuN and β-tubulin III (Fig. 5h).

From this point, cultures on either side of the great divide developed at different rates and in very different ways.

At this point, cultures were treated with or without GN-25 (15 μM).

For each time point, cultures were then incubated for 3 hrs at 37°C in either 1 ml of DMEM supplemented with 100 μg nystatin, or DMEM alone.