Sentence examples for points out to some from inspiring English sources

Section 6 points out to some possible biases in the database which are needed to be taken into account when interpreting results of evaluation on GUC100.

The presence of a couple of well-connected individuals (big red nodes) as well as a number of medium-high connected ones (orange mid-sized nodes) points out to some kind of hierarchic structure.

This paper includes six sections including the introduction; the second one points out to some works in the literature and gives definition of the used concepts; and the third section introduces the MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) Algorithm and an evaluation experiment.

This note is a short and informal introduction to this research area, introducing a few basic notions, research topics, types of results, and pointing out to some relevant references.

I think it's important to point out to some of these folks that the root of the word conservative is "conserve". We need to conserve our resources.

I think it's important to point out to some of these folks that the root of the word conservative is "conserve".

The results already obtained point out to some precise phenomena based on regeneration or energy production amelioration for the improvement of muscular functions elicited by EGb 761.

It is also important to point out to some limitations of our study.

Rather, they point out to some potentially predictable consequences of the trends.

This differentiation is not based on the content characteristics of all specific instruments, and should only be seen as an attempt to point out to some extent where the variety of the data can be found.

Following the exercise, Al-Baz gathered the tired girls, whose uniforms got wet from the rain, in the middle of the playground and provided them with some new rules, directions and pointed out to some of their mistakes.