Sentence examples for successfully pointed out from inspiring English sources

So they petitioned the council and successfully pointed out that the music didn't exist without the volume.

Niles Eldredge has repeatedly and successfully pointed out that ecology and genealogy should not be conflated in evolution.

Casanova and his colleagues have successfully pointed out that infectious disease susceptibility is highly influenced by host response genes [ 16, 17].

The screening of ISA1307 genomic library for genes required for tolerance to acetic acid successfully pointed out several strong candidates, but since this is a hybrid strain difficult to be genetically manipulated, in order to confirm the role of the selected genes in acetic acid tolerance we have explored another strain, Z. bailii IST302.

So far, there is no clear focus in the community for assessing whether an AD established with training data is able to successfully point out if a new prediction may be accepted or not.

The ability of feminists to successfully point out ways in which elements of language have obscured women's experiences counts strongly against the claim that men control thought (Cameron 1998); and, as Sally Haslanger has argued in detail (1995), discursive constructivism about reality is unsustainable.

He conceded that fewer than five per cent of the students in his online course had successfully passed it, but pointed out that so many people had signed up for the course that those five per cent were still more than he could teach at M.I.T. in forty years.

As the critics have pointed out, it successfully interpolates a plot that's absent in any of the Paddington books, with Nicole Kidman gleefully enacting the role of a museum director with a taxidermy fetish.

For example, as Yang wisely pointed out, to successfully drive in Taipei, it is necessary for drivers to have both patience and courage.

He acknowledged it "could cause disturbances" but pointed out a ban had successfully been introduced in young offender institutions in England and Wales.

He also pointed out that Mr. Woods had successfully held jobs as a short order cook and a roofer.