Sentence examples for the study pinpoints from inspiring English sources

A council spokesman said: "The study pinpoints possible locations for housing and other development, if we cannot identify sustainable land in urban areas".

And geomorphologist Martin Kirkbride of the University of Dundee in the United Kingdom says the study pinpoints "the timing of glacier advances as precisely as is technologically possible".

Clearly, the study pinpoints the bias and anxiety felt by Arab American women after 9/11 as a contributing factor in the increase of preterm births.

In addition, the study pinpoints group V sPLA2 as a novel potential biotherapeutic for the treatment of arthritis.

Generally, the study pinpointed the possibility for simultaneous improvement of grain yield and stover traits to address the high demand existing for dual purpose food-feed type of maize genotypes in maize-livestock mixed farming system of East Africa.

Among the studies pinpointed in Table 2, three studies included patients with a clinical diagnosis of probable AD, three studies included patients diagnosed with Lewy-Body Dementia (LBD), and two studies included patients with a diagnosis of Frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD).

Deficiencies in several respiratory complexes have been reported in PINK1 deficient cells (Gautier et al, 2008; Gegg et al, 2009; Hoepken et al, 2007; Piccoli et al, 2008); however, this study pinpoints the respiratory defect specifically at the level of complex I activity.

Although the precise role for these SNP associations is still to be elucidated, this study pinpoints the importance of focusing on breast cancer heterogeneity, as in a recent study we found that the frequencies of TFPI SNPs in a group of breast cancer patients with all subtypes combined (n = 366), were no different from healthy control subjects [ 45].

However, this study pinpoints the possibility that using high-tech home care without a proper patient support system might create more problems than it would solve.

Discussion This study pinpoints three interesting findings.

The role of some GPI-anchored proteins (flotillin and glycoside-hydrolases) largely present in lipid rafts of Aedes larvae guts has been so far underexplored in studies aiming at understanding Cry toxins toxicity in insects, and the present study pinpoints them as new potential candidates in Aedes.