Sentence examples for reading points from inspiring English sources

A score below 50 indicates the economy is shrinking: October's reading points to a big contraction.

In this paper we present a novel, accurate and rapid automated procedure to obtain conductometric curves with several hundreds reading points within tens of minutes.

Current conductivity experiments of surfactant solutions are typically carried out by manual pipetting, yielding some tens reading points within a couple of hours.

Real-time binding data of both experimental approaches were acquired according to repeated measurements of six dedicated reading points on a rotating petri dish (a).

Gretchen Morgenson of the New York Times (one of the few business reporters who's worth reading) points to Mr. Smith's resignation as "provid[ing] yet another reminder of why it is crucial that we remake our financial markets so that they are safe for investors and taxpayers".

The reading points toward more slow growth, but not another recession.

Whether "feminine" or not, the rhythms of Richardson's prose are unique, and when I began reading Pointed Roofs I had certainly not come across anything like them.

Meanings may be brought into the discourse by reading, pointing or refering to a recorded text.

These meanings may be brought into the discourse by reading, pointing or referring to them, as they are discussed.

Everything I have read points the other way.

The test parameters were as follows: end-point measurement, serum 10 μl, R1 200 μl, R2 50 μl, 10 min at 37 °C, read points 34, primary wavelength 560 nm, and secondary wavelength 800 nm.