Sentence examples for states points from inspiring English sources

RTTP, predicated on neo-liberal market-based concepts of "choice" and "competition" while further emphasizing accountability through "performance-based" measurements (e.g. more tests!), is designed to award states points (hence monies) based on a weighted set of reforms they undertake.

In addition, the comparison of the hydrodynamic volume (Vhobs) of each protein, as calculated from the RSobs, with the theoretical volume values expected for the various conformational states, points out a better agreement with the expected values of PMG-like IDPs than with those of folded trimers (see ratios between Vhobs and VhPMG or VhTrim in insets in Fig. 5).

Barr [ 3], in his evaluation of the social welfare states, points out that the structures of medical care organizations are internationally more divergent than those providing benefits, the other major function of the welfare state.

To support their argument, states point to two other cases as well.

Numbers from six German states point to a national inflation rate of 3.5% in May, up from 2.9% last month.

The need for a new goal is obvious, especially from the low-lying states' point of view.

It is clear that they are keen to understand the states' point of view.

We use a rotamer-based approach assuming that residues observed in different rotameric states point to conformational states separated by energetic barriers.

These new models (i.e., resting and activated states) point out that the γ2R43 domain is affected by the motion resulting from GABAAR activation.

the empire state points to the sky. the skyline lighted against the night is an absolute and pure delight.

The ORC is modeled using rigorous thermodynamics with the concept of state points.