Sentence examples for recognised point from inspiring English sources

The forum grew until it was the recognised point of contact with all Traveller groups for social services.

A similar concern arises to that of the previous study in that the recognised point of cortical healing was different in both groups, that is, two or three united cortices for the group lengthened over a nail and the group lengthened in the standard manner, respectively.

These criteria were recovery (falling below a recognised point on the PHQ-9 symptom scale); and response (a 50% reduction in symptoms of depression).

This method can recognise point mutations corresponding to the 3′-end nucleotides of forward primers that have mutant 3′-end sequences (Takeda et al, 1993).

39 53 If stakeholders are able to be more transparent about values, this may enable people with seemingly divergent positions to recognise points of agreement, or at least improve their understanding of why others think the way they do, helping to build bridges between opposing viewpoints.

Moving to an internationally recognised "grade point average" (GPA) system would give employers a more accurate picture of a graduate's achievement, said the GPA Advisory Group.

"But they recognised the point was to tell their story to the world as they had a sense of being ignored by the world.

Virtually no one any longer believes that temperature will be able to be contained to the internationally recognised tipping point of two degrees Celsius above temperature levels at the time of the industrial revolution.

With equal skill and familiarity they shoved needles in flesh as far from recognised acupuncture points as possible.

Teachers accepted their results calmly, stating that, although they recognised some points of interest, they could not meet with every standard.

These men must recognise the point of no return, literally and precisely.