Sentence examples for point was recognised from inspiring English sources

Besides, only in cellulitis/erysipelas a cutoff point was recognised, namely 10 lymph nodes (>10 lymph nodes dissected posed protection).

It is postulated that comparable insidious effects on ruminants may also be present but until appropriate end points are recognised and measured, such potential threats may remain hidden.

A weak point – which was recognised when the study was designed and which was unavoidable – was that it would have to run over an entire academic year over six different groups of students and therefore required smaller groups than would be desirable in an ideal situation.

I was recognised yesterday.

"I have received assurances from Chris Grayling that this point has been recognised.

Ultimate responsibility will always rest with the supervisor but a learner must be able to develop the attitude of being responsible for the patient, a point that is recognised in The New Doctor [ 6].

This latter point has been recognised as a potential confounding factor, especially in the UK, where methods for creating consistent boundaries or adjusting denominator populations have been developed to tackle this specifically [ 13, 14].

The team competed in a total of 27 Grands Prix, scoring no points, and is recognised as one of the last truly privateer teams to race in an era when many large car manufacturers were increasing their involvement in the sport.

"Sexism in football is so entrenched within the culture of the game to a point where racism is recognised as wrong but sexism is just recognised as banter," said Kessel.

How did we come from such division and hostility to a point where Scotland is recognised as one of the safest and most accepting places on the planet?

Concerning the angioarchitecture of the nidus, intranidal arterial aneurysms and venous varices that indicate weak points need to be recognised as well as the number of compartments and their nature (nidal vs. fistulous).