Sentence examples for point findings from inspiring English sources

At this point, findings regarding student outcomes can more readily be attributed to participation in the CURE.

Figure  1a shows the point by point findings with regard to change in CRT and number of pretreatments.

These data and their interpretation are in good agreement with our 2-hr time point findings for activation of the MMP-1 fLUC-reporter gene.

As a starting point, findings on the processing of both vowel quality as well as stress information will be reviewed briefly.

As a final point, findings such as the role of an imbalanced diet, diarrhea entering a child's body through their feet or curses causing illness are relatively benign and are therefore a low priority for public health interventions.

Assessments by unadjusted sensor glucose levels supported the primary end point findings and suggested greater magnitude and wider benefits of closed loop, including reduced time in hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia (Supplementary Table 3).

At one point, finding himself about to become an A.A.F.

Social workers should not delay adoption in the hope of at some point finding an ethnic match for a child.

Like fairy tales or dreams, the tiny tableaus work as psychological metaphors: specifically, a stage everyone is bound to enter when life has lost its warmth and promise, at which point finding a new way becomes desperately urgent.

That the work itself is of only middling interest is almost beside the point: finding great additions to the repertory means playing some that aren't, and that effort should not be the business of only younger players.

Saddle point finding methods reveal that small Pd clusters diffuse on the terrace in interesting ways.