Sentence examples for point to relevant from inspiring English sources

Footnotes throughout the book point to relevant exercises, which appear at the back of the book.

As Jaworski did, this particular referral road map could signpost key issues of presidential misconduct, introduce the surrounding facts and point to relevant evidence.

For example, the foundation anticipates that the technology will be able to point to relevant video testimony if a researcher is looking for female survivors of the death camps at Auschwitz-Birkenau who lived in Bialystok, Poland, and emigrated to Israel, said Douglas Greenberg, president of the Shoah Foundation.

Google, too, has a number of links that point to relevant sites and agencies, including a handy Google Checkout Red Cross donation box.

Google has the ability to point to relevant Twitter accounts in its People and Pages Box since they're not strapped with rel=nofollow, but doesn't currently.

Only with such fine-grained annotations, it is possible to directly point to relevant sentences and to extract more detailed chemical entity relations.

He was also given information regarding the Nauruan criminal code and was pointed to relevant sections (286, 308, 359, 364).

Moreover, immunohistochemical results clearly pointed to relevant role of Nrf2 pathway in MSCs related renal therapeutic effects.

Each topic, introduced with a short essay by Salen and Zimmerman, covers ideas and research fundamental to the study of games, and points to relevant texts within the Reader.

The use of long run waveguides with high losses and non-optimized antennas (in some cases, not pointing to relevant plasma positions) lead to difficult measurement conditions for reflectometry.

Earlier work points to relevant complementarities between schooling and language skills (Chiswick and Miller 2003; Casale and Posel 2011).