Sentence examples for pointed to test from inspiring English sources

Mr. Collier pointed to test results from AMC's most recent pilots as evidence of the channel's increased stature.

Professor Graglia pointed to test scores on the SAT and LSAT, where he said "blacks generally score hundreds of points lower than whites and Asians", to buttress his claim that affirmative action translates to admitting "the blacks... that come closest to meeting the ordinary standards.

Realtors point to test scores and college admission rates, but students from literate families test well even if a school's instruction adds little to how they would perform in any setting.

He pointed to testing on recently identified genes that are central to our touch circuitry, such as SCN9A, which is strongly expressed in pain receptors.

Sleep deprivation in adults was also a worry, she said, pointing to tests done on the sleep-deprived mothers.

While the relationship is quite strong, we have very few data points to test the hypothesis.

For many early-stage ventures, reward and donation platforms should be a starting point to test the market and gain initial support for an idea.

France is just the starting point to test and tweak the app.

When we think of learning in its cultural context through social interaction, this population presents a unique vantage point to test and extend our theoretical ideas.

This should be an interesting point to test.

It would be interesting to perform further work on other mid lower limb acupuncture points to test their sensorimotor implications.