Sentence examples for points that address from inspiring English sources
Formal developments on the proposal, including points that address some of these concerns appear in Rabinowicz and Segerberg (1994), Lindström (1997), Rückert (2003), Edgington (2010), Fara (2010), and Proietti and Sandu (2010).
Two points that address this are now included in the text: 1) Since we used an in vitro lysate system we precisely control the amount of input RNA, which we kept constant.
This brings up a second point that addresses the need for non-formal institutions to also rise alongside the large-scale international institutions in order to satisfy that which does not trickle down from the top.
Significant changes are itemized below, followed by our point-by-point responses that address reviewers' concerns.
As with any complex problem, there are many entry points that can address them.
In this article collection some of the points that were addressed in the conference (either as key note presentations or as perspectives in the discussions) have been developed into papers.
The World Health Organization convened an expert workshop to discuss the current state of cellular-telephone health issues, and this article brings together several of the key points that were addressed.
In his post-2012 election diatribe, RedState's Erickson pointed to that address as the location where the Republican Party was "bled to death by charlatan consultants making millions off the party, its donors, and the grassroots".
Although the authors may have some of the additional requested data or be able to obtain them quickly and this might improve the manuscript, addressing the points that can be addressed through textual clarification should be sufficient for acceptance.
This article proposes some interesting points that attempt to address the origin of genetic heterogeneity in tumors.
These potential concerns and the points made above that address them are now considered in the second paragraph of the Discussion, as directed by the Reviewing editor.
