Sentence examples similar to points of minor from inspiring English sources

Murray looked set at two sets to one and 4-2 up, before his troubles deepened to the point of minor crisis as Tsonga – who came from two sets down to beat Federer here at the same stage five years ago – blossomed in the fading light on Centre Court.

The resulting mass-center position is considered as stable approximate pupil-center position and four border vertices which locate at the farthest distance from the mass-center, horizontally, and vertically are considered as the end-points of minor and major axis of the ellipse.

Think of him like Ted Nugent in that sense, only, instead of being a washed-up musician whose association with members of the Republican party is often serves a point of minor embarrassment, he's the president of Cambodia's main opposition party.     .

Output is plasma current density measured at five points of the minor radius.

Since MRI utilises the paramagnetic nature of the microspheres rather than the radioactivity, the post-therapy imaging time point was of minor relevance, and post-therapy images were acquired during the patients' first weekly visit at the outpatient clinic after treatment.

We have one major point and a number of minor points for you to consider when revising your manuscript.

In spite of the limited time of observation (60 days) versus the very long half-life (100-360 h) of vorapaxar, no difference in the primary end-point of major or minor bleeding has been found (2%, 3%, 4% in the three loading dose groups versus 3.3% in placebo group P= 0.57).

Re-imagining classic novels from the point of view of minor characters can produce fascinating new insights: Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea, JM Coetzee's Foe, Jane Smiley's A Thousand Acres, Sena Jeter Naslund's Ahab's Wife and Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead are just a few that spring to mind.

The regression coefficient corresponded to the change in end point per copy of minor allele.

The clinical examination included a relevant neurological examination, provocative tests such as Spurling's test, stretching of neck muscles to elicit pain, identification of tender points of greater and minor occipital nerves with or without radiation to forehead, and measurements of passive neck mobility.

In the minimal U1 snRNP, helix H0 of SmD2 points into the minor groove of helix H, buttressing it, a feature already evident at 5.5 Å (Pomeranz Krummel et al., 2009).