Sentence examples for points of contacts between from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, electron microscopical analysis of VEGFR2 homodimers show points of contacts between the receptor molecules involving Ig-like loop 7, which supports that receptor extracellular domain folding is modulated during the dimerization process (Ruch et al, 2007).

Of course, there were, tragically and ironically, points of contact between Chesterton and Zionism.

Known points of contact between them are the divine epithets mentioned above.

The boys refer obliquely to "points of contact" between their own lives and those of their characters.

The prospect is tantalizing, not least because there were points of contact between Stockhausen and the Beatles.

Aside from the questionable ethics of politicising points of contact between doctors and patients, the evidence-base for what the BMA are proposing simply isn't there.

There are points of contact between his work and that of photographers like Louis Faurer and Robert Frank, the so-called New York School; but Leiter was an original.

The G.E.D. is not the same sort of learning experience as a MOOC, but there are points of contact between the two.

These antagonisms comprise the points of contact between old-style leftists and their new allies among the specialist or boutique campaigners, the reactionaries and the liberals.

The points of contact between the two dancers, one standing, one kneeling, were connections of mutual support that flickered between physical and emotional.

The martyrs had imitated Christ even unto death, and the remains of their holy bodies were thought to be points of contact between earth and heaven.