Sentence examples for primary point of entry from inspiring English sources

Home of these different big league clubs, New York City served as a primary point of entry for Latinos into North American professional baseball.

The TB Mobile app uses molecule structures grouped as the primary point of entry.

The mucosa is the primary point of entry for pathogens making it an important vaccination site to produce a protective mucosal immune response.

The island has sometimes been called the "Ellis Island of the West" as it was the primary point of entry for European immigrants settling in the western United States.

Does it (1) sufficiently protect privacy and civil liberties, (2) ensure that a civilian department -- not an intelligence agency -- is the primary point of entry for cybersecurity information sharing, and (3) provide narrowly tailored liability protections that would allow the private sector to respond to threats.

The initial postpartum telephone call is a primary point of entry into Ontario's public health postpartum follow-up program.

but houses with open eaves had considerably higher densities of An. gambiae s.l., consistent with the eaves being the primary point of house-entry by this species [ 74, 96].

Inflation remained a primary point of concern.

At the latest summit on refugee migration, it decided to disburse 3 billion euros to Turkey, which is not a member state but has been the primary land point of entry for refugees, who then take dinghy boats into Greece.

The primary care setting is the point of entry for most people into the health system and primary care clinicians are ideally placed to serve as the central health care provider for patients with depressive disorders.

In the UK, primary care is commonly the point of entry into the health care system for people with a new symptom or illness and the major source of continuing care for chronic conditions.