Sentence examples for regional points from inspiring English sources
Eventually, Factual shifted to focus more on certain subsets of data like local businesses and regional points of interest and made it all available to developers by way of an API.
Indeed, the regional points were scattered as shown on Figure 3a.
From a regional point of view, see for example Cuadrado-Roura and Parellada (2002), Fingleton (2003) and Maza and Villaverde (2011).
Gatland said: "For me it would be such a shame to lose someone of Sam's stature - he is the Wales captain, he is the current Lions captain and I think we can ill afford, from a union's point of view and from a regional point of view, to lose someone of that sort of calibre".
From a regional point of view, as already said, most of these works addressed the pros and cons of vertical coordination mainly in rural areas of developing countries, and more precisely, they analyzed whether vertical coordination might improve the livelihood conditions of small holder farmers and if it would be useful to trigger a virtuous development in the rural areas of these countries.
Cultural heritage rendered important from a regional point of view but not classified by cities or provinces.
The fact that there are so many private schools must be understood from a regional point of view, as education is handled by the regional governments, not the national.
In chromosome 21 non-quantitative regional point probe FISH experiments, we occasionally observed variable puncta sizes (Rehen et al., 2005) that were initially dismissed as technical hybridization variability but which might potentially indicate sub-chromosomal variation of loci containing target sequences.
The inclusion of compositional variables to the model reduces the unexplained variance at the regional level by 0.3 points (Model 2).
Immigration: A regional points-based system to ensure migrants can only work where they are needed.
Nick Clegg has struggled in television interviews to explain his plans for a regional points-based system.
