Sentence examples for pointed differences in from inspiring English sources

There are pointed differences in the occurrence of narrative text by official crime types (Table 2).

There is one pointed difference in the behavior we can expect from the two sides in the general election.

The growth of the ends and the elongation rate, determined from the consecutive differences in the position, are shown for the pointed and barbed-ends.

The dynamics of the pointed-end plays an important role in both the origin of the differences in critical concentration observed at the two ends in the presence of ATP (Pollard, 1986; Fujiwara et al., 2007); and in filament treadmilling, where, barbed-end growth and pointed-end shrinking occur simultaneously (Bugyi and Carlier, 2010).

He and his supporters have pointed to a stark difference in results in election districts that used new electronic counters and those where ballots were tallied by hand.

Figures in bold pointed to fold differences > 5 and "-" mean that the t-test analysis gave no significant p value.

It is finer and more pointed in this species than in other fairywrens.

A pointed scene in "L.I.E".

The pointed foot in battement tendu!

"Home free," said a pointed headline in Forbes magazine.

But he made some more pointed remarks in an encounter with Ms. LaCapra of Reuters.