Sentence examples for points explored from inspiring English sources

Here's a deeper look at some of the points explored by Justin Gillis in his article earlier this week on the persistent questions, and hints of answers, surrounding how clouds will respond as concentrations of greenhouse gases continue to rise.

Turns out, Gwen didn't just offer background on the historical touch points explored in "The Help," but she also grew up in Jackson, Mississippi -- the town where the film is set.

Other end points explored were 'ever' blood-urea level ≥20 mmol/l and eGFR <30.

Both the predictors had excellent NPV but a poor PPV at the various cut-off points explored.

Toxicology data relevant to the end points explored in the present study are limited (CPSC 2006; NRC 2000; U.S. EPA 2005).

For patient satisfaction with treatment, positive LR for time to onset of ACR50 was approximately 4 or more for all onset time points explored and there was a trend towards an increased positive LR with earlier onset (table 2).

Yet decades later I can remember Al's musings: circling an idea, linking it with others, trying different vantage points, exploring variations on a theme.

But this time she managed to make "important points," exploring Latino identity and sending up stereotypes within the community, Ms. Prida said.

Scarecrow (1985) and The Lonesome Jubilee (1987) were his commercial and artistic high points, exploring the impact of Ronald Reagan's presidency on Middle America and producing the hits "Small Town," "R.O.C.K. in the USA," and "Cherry Bomb".

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But the more serious point explored by Bosker – that tasting notes of the floridly adjectival or metaphorical kind are confusing and without connection to the thing they purport to describe – is no less valid in the UK.