Sentence examples for points in-depth from inspiring English sources
With all of our note cards strewn across a table, we examined a few data points in-depth.
Both practitioners and academics like Caitlin Dannhauser of Villanova University and Saeid Hoseinzade of Suffolk University have studied this point in depth.
These results are related to a point in depth 1.5 m of ground surface and with distance of 1.5 m from model center.
A second difficulty occurs when subjects stop focussing their eyes on the same point in depth.
In this experiment subjects compared 2 successively presented 3D shapes, one which was used in the main experiment and another with either the same 3D shape or a 3D shape obtained by displacing each surface point in depth as a sinusoidal function of its vertical position (Fig. S3).
The expression profiles provide starting points for in-depth studies on candidate genes to help prioritize the intensive task of using reverse genetics to assign gene functions [ 34].
The expression profiles generated by these peanut microarrays will provide starting points for in-depth studies on candidate genes that can be utilized in reverse genetics to assign gene functions.
Thus, it is important to identify such mechanisms empirically and utilize them as realistic starting points for in-depth theoretical explorations of the importance of genetic architecture on phenotypic evolution.
With the interim deal being seen as the starting point for in-depth negotiations between Athens and its creditors in the months ahead, the war of words is unlikely to abate soon.
I just want to make the point that in-depth, detailed explorations of the minutiae of food and wine pairings have their place – in the laboratory-like kitchens of restaurants like El Bulli, where the technology and level of analysis are in a different universe from the one occupied by more casual home cooks and wine consumers.
There's a spotlight section on the main page that highlights a specific starting point for in-depth drill-down into additional content.
