Sentence examples for the point of reference from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands home births are the point of reference for most women, since 70% [ 6] start antenatal care with primary caregivers, corresponding with the national strategy encouraging home births.

The orientation and relative distance refers to the distance of the first match position to the point of reference that can either be TSS, if known, or the translation start codon, if the TSS is unknown.

Inside, sea level was the point of reference.

Nina Berman, who lives uptown, writes, "The point of reference, like the North Star, is the Empire State Building, the line of demarcation.

"OptiGlobe is the point of reference for the market at the moment," said Dario Dal Piaz, general director of the Yankee Group in Brazil.

When Giorgos Karagounis, the midfield talisman bridging two generations of Greek football, is not on the field, it's Georgios Samaras who is the point of reference in attack.

While the line of argument was surprisingly vague, the points of reference were deadeningly familiar.

Then that rolling manoeuvre he performed while nearing the points of reference.

"In spite of everything, the big brands – the Guardian, La Vanguardia, Le Monde – continue to be the points of reference for news on the internet," said Sierra.

The names, which are often called "attributes" (sifât), provide the points of reference for Islamic theology.

b Heart diagram indicating the points of reference as described in Eqns. 1 6 (reproduced with permission from Pearson Education Inc).