Sentence examples for points differently from inspiring English sources

For example, toxicologists have identified a need to understand the risks posed by compounds that do not exhibit a monotonic dose response curve or affect different physiological end points differently in various concentration ranges (Talsness et al. 2009).

McEnroe, he said, had given him a way to look at points differently.

"If I'd played one or two points differently then I might have been sitting here smiling" he said.

God would treat these space points differently from each other insofar as he orients his creation in space one way rather than another.

For its questions, the survey largely adopts the descriptions of the United States government, although Iranians have characterized some points differently.

Although we are going to vote in favour of this resolution - which I regard as a good consensus resolution, calling for the obvious once again - I would perhaps have worded certain points differently.

To borrow a phrase of Mark Johnston's — who mounts a similar argument in a different context — we might put the point differently by saying that, if deflationism is true, then what seems to be a perfectly good explanation in (8) goes missing; if deflationism is true, after all, then (8) is equivalent to (10), and (10) is not an explanation of anything.

Biden made the point differently, without superiority or sarcasm.

But then he spent hours at night sitting up translating each point differently into something each actor could understand".

For these experiments, Dr. Gilbert carved out gashes in the orb to symbolize oceans and demonstrated that small needles pointed differently according to the proximity or remoteness of raised masses.

To put the point differently, if the government, seeking to further some legitimate secular purpose, offers aid on the same terms, without regard to religion, to all who adequately further that purpose, then it is fair to say that any aid going to a religious recipient only has the effect of furthering that secular purpose.