Sentence examples for standpoint between from inspiring English sources

Why haven't state fiscal problems had much of an impact on municipal bond prices? A. Investors have been slow to discriminate from a yield standpoint between A-rated and Baa-rated bonds and Aaa-rated bonds.

This may be due to a lack of interdisciplinary collaboration, especially from a theoretical standpoint between computer science and psychology.

Things can be equally complex from a hardware standpoint, between first-party products and the increasing presence of third-parties like Sony, Sonos and JBL.

There doesn't seem to be any discernible differences (from a lay person's standpoint) between this build and CRB43, but I'm no Android expert.

The starting point of Stumpf's classification is the cardinal distinction made in Brentano's Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint between two classes of phenomena, physical phenomena and mental phenomena, or what Stumpf calls sensory phenomena and psychical functions.

The discrepant intention of privacy protection by patient consent exclusively characterized differences in the standpoint between the physicians and patients (Table  3).

Trends in concentration of contaminants in feed and feed ingredients should also be observed and from the animal and human health standpoint, interactions between heavy metals and essential nutrients (D'Souza et al. 2003) should be also considered.

From a clinical standpoint, agreement between the two methods was fairly good.

In Tanzania, from a service delivery standpoint, linkages between RCH and CTC are still lacking even in the antenatal period, with many pregnant women dropping out after HIV testing and not connected to longer-term HIV care or follow up [ 45, 54, 55].

Hitters improve for many reasons; from a sabermetric standpoint, they peak between the ages of 26 and 30 (Bautista is 29).

But from a political standpoint, the difference between saying that growth is at 1.4 percent and being able to say it's at 4.3 percent could conceivably be the difference between holding onto office and not.