Sentence examples for revealed point from inspiring English sources

It was the sixth time he has had two triples in a game.... Angel Pagan had a setback in his recovery from a strained oblique muscle on his left side and returned to New York on Friday to have a magnetic resonance imaging test, which revealed point tenderness in the area.

DNA sequence analysis of patients with EBS revealed point mutations in the K14 gene, and can be viewed as a candidate gene approach to the study of a genetic disorder.

Examination of published literature revealed point mutations in DIA1R are associated with X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) and DIA1R deletion is associated with syndromes with ASD-like traits and/or XLMR.

The gene was originally identified as being localized in a genomic region linked to breast cancer and subsequent studies on melanoma cell lines revealed point mutations in the TTC4 protein that may be associated with the progression of malignant melanoma.

Numerous results revealed point estimates that indicated a positive association but with CIs bracketing unity.

Sequencing the gap-3 region of genomic DNA from kp1 and kp65 worms revealed point mutations within the GAP-3 coding sequence.

At Thursday's practice, Lin mentioned that the Knicks players were being shown statistical breakdowns that revealed points scored per 100 possessions, a newer, and increasingly popular way to measure success on offense.

The complexity of the spatial overlap patterns revealed points to problems for attempts to reconcile anatomical parcellations and nomenclatures using strictly qualitative and/or categorical methods.

A close relationship between varieties was revealed, pointing to common ancestors and/or gene flow between the varieties [ 59].

21 However, no new information on variants related to MS was revealed, pointing to other epigenetic characteristics, or in this concrete case to a strong environmental cause.

A line passing through the first and third quartiles revealed points that deviated from a normal distribution (i.e. deviated from the quartile line).