Sentence examples similar to the recent point from inspiring English sources

The recent points of contention, he said, were "different".

Of particular importance are: The recent point-counterpoint (4, 5) comprehensively debated is in regards to whether screening for GDM should be selective (i.e., using risk factors) or universal (i.e., using blood tests).

For example, Bob measured the distance from the root of the tree to the most recent point of divergence as a way of interpreting relationships among organisms (Fig. 2).

(As the Economist pointed out, "the recent level of Sarkophobia" in the French media has produced some unfair comparisons.

The most recent point of contention is the water rights owned by GGC.

For example in 2010 (the most recent point for which a breakdown is available) the branch in metropolitan Holborn and St Pancras had 1,181 members.

The total CVL serves as a measure of the absolute level of virus in a population at the most recent point in time, and is therefore a gauge of potential infectiousness in a particular population.

Offhand, the only recent point of comparison I can reach for is Jonathan Demme's 2008 movie Rachel Getting Married.

We also contacted authors of all eligible studies that did report subsequent occurrence of gastric cancer, in order to obtain data at the most recent point of follow-up.

The most obvious recent point of comparison is Todd Haynes's "Far From Heaven," which was devoted to reanimating the Technicolor melodramas of Douglas Sirk, several starring Hudson.

I read with interest your two Op-Ed articles about the recent Indian Point emergency drill ("Indian Point: A Dialogue," June 20).