Sentence examples similar to standpoints vary from inspiring English sources
[laughs] I don't mean to say that in a flippant manner; from a psychological standpoint, it would probably vary, and I really don't know how to resolve that difference of opinion.
From an evolutionary standpoint, trichome length, color and form vary considerably among the ~50 mostly wild species in the genus [ 31, 32], thus providing a natural system in which to investigate the evolutionary relationships between cell growth and ROS modulation.
We started from the standpoint that cultural practices and taboos in Melanesia vary greatly from place to place; nevertheless, there are common practices that bind across the spirit of Melanesia [ 35].
Among its major themes is the need to prepare our electricity systems, both technically and from a regulatory standpoint, for very large-scale deployment of solar generation – which tends to vary unpredictably throughout the day.
Not only are such representations of dubious biological relevance, they are also suspect from a statistical standpoint because the number of data points underlying the "modified average gene" vary dramatically depending on real gene length.
Feminists' views on prostitution vary, but many of these perspectives can be loosely arranged into an overarching standpoint that is generally either critical or supportive of prostitution and sex work.
From an engineering standpoint, it's a challenging task for plane maker Lockheed Martin Corp. because the requirements of the different services vary so much.
Countries vary, cities vary, neighbourhoods vary.
