Sentence examples for points for change from inspiring English sources

Stiglitz finishes his book with seven action points for change.

Here are seven further action points for change.

It is likely that not all driver or barrier categories are equally important for enacting change; the frequency with which faculty noted barriers or drivers is not necessarily directly correlated with the factors that will serve as important tipping points for change.

Above all, academic institutions are focal points for change and innovation.

Hutchinson et al. (2011) also found that policy entrepreneurs in Malawi, Uganda and Zambia actively linked key groups and used foresight to identify strategic points for change.

The ROC curve is the result of using different cut-off points for change scores, each with a given sensitivity and specificity.

Scarcity of energy would not only affect transportation significantly; the role of transportation in energy consumption makes the sector one of the main starting points for changes when it comes to a transformation of the energy system and source.

For the variables respiratory rate, temperature, Shock Index and GCS score, the cutoff points for changes in the probability of death were sought by locally weighted regression.

For continuous variables, the cutoff points for changes in the probability of death were explored with locally weighted regression analysis and the lowess procedure [ 10].

"There are signs that we are moving towards a tipping point for change [generally]," Baker says.

It is the starting point for change, not the finish line.