Sentence examples for points to the study from inspiring English sources
DR. WINN points to the study, which examined blood and urine from more than 3,000 Long Island women for evidence of exposure to DDT, PCB's, chlordanes or chemicals from cigarette smoke.
But for me, that also points to the study's limitations.
Beyond that, you need know what question to ask". IBM points to the study of behavioral science as the catalyst to get to those insights.
Dr. Kuznetsov further points to the study by Zeller et al. {Zeller, 2006 #2124 and calculates that, of the 199 Myc targets identified in our study, only 16 overlap with the 688 targets identified by Zeller et al. using ChIP-PET.
Jonathan Moreno, a bioethicist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, points to the studies conducted by Timothy Leary of Harvard in the 1960s.
A set of parameter values is accepted when its Euclidian distance is within a certain percentage of the closest points to the studied data (as in [ 53]).
Still, Pickering pointed to the study's findings as valuable data showing advantages of video surveillance over in-person observation.
Some experts pointed to the study as further proof that managed care companies failed to make quality of care a priority.
Lauzen pointed to the study as a sign that Hollywood shouldn't presume the Me Too movement will produce change, unless the industry mounts a "large-scale effort".
Those who believe obesity is a socially constructed myth stemming from moral panic pointed to the study as proof that obesity is not a problem.
The right can legitimately point to the study as support for a lack of governmental regulations and taxes that may impede either startups or big business from their research and development initiatives.
