Sentence examples for the study pointed to from inspiring English sources

The writers of the study pointed to signs of optimism amid the dreary numbers.

The study pointed to research about the powerful effect of branding, including nonverbal logos.

The study pointed to the possibility that persons possess evolutionary-based implicit associations.

For one thing, the study pointed to a physical cause for an illness that the medical establishment had often snidely dismissed as psychosomatic.

The study pointed to a marked contribution of SWNTs at low SWNT contents (0.1 wt%) to chain mobility and alignment during electrospinning.

Finally, the study pointed to potential shortcomings that may arise when this class of beams is designed on the basis of STM.

The study points to two likely mechanisms behind the excessive optimism.

One said that an early draft response is "highly critical" of the findings and methodology of the study, pointing to "loads of holes" in the committee's work.

The study points to influence of the worn rail rigid contact on variation in the wheel/rail contact force.

The study points to many other implications from the recent tree mortality for the future of these forests and the ecological goods and services they provide to society.

The study points to the big four's $900m combined investment in Queensland's Wiggins Island coal export terminal, which conservationists argue is unlikely to run at full capacity owing to a cyclical downturn in the world coal export market.