Sentence examples for pointed result from inspiring English sources

In addition, focal areas of hyperkeratinized epithelium, which give rise to the clinically apparent Wickham's striae, and occasional areas of atrophic epithelium where the rete ridges may be shortened and pointed result in a saw tooth appearance.

While many pointed to the results of the study as inspiration for a change in their habits, some parents admitted that the results would likely have little impact on their day-to-day behavior.

The team we work with pointed to recent results in the United Kingdom, suggesting online polls were better predictors of a shift toward the Conservatives in the final days of the election.

Called wave ogives (pointed arches), these arcs result from the great stretching of the ice in the rapidly flowing icefall.

The gestural precision and pointed verbal inflections that result are themselves a mark of worldly pressure, as if the atmosphere, political and societal, were reflecting itself back into the characters' very fiber and joining their self-consciousness to a hyper-alert wariness.

These short F-actin fragments would depolymerize into ADP-monomers (many of which should be cofilin bound) as a result of pointed end dissociation.

Two recent polls have pointed to diametrically opposed results, one showing the primary tracking downwards, and the other (perhaps implausibly) showing him almost winning on primaries.

The results obtained pointed to associations between Ta and birth weight during the last trimester, and between Ta and preterm delivery and low birth weight during the entire pregnancy.

This could be explained by the fact that most sharp-pointed foreign bodies may result in some degree of mucosal damage which becomes symptomatic during passage along the alimentary tract and possibly causes perforation, which ranged from 15%to35%5% [ 20, 21].

In pointed language, the resolution reminded the governor of what he obviously knew: that failure to pass an extender would "result in the shutting down of state government".

The result is less pointed than "Dragons".