Sentence examples for to call point from inspiring English sources

For example, mutations could be immediately identifed as intergenic or intragenic, synonymous or non-synonymous etc. MAQ was used to call point mutations and compared to those made by SSAHA2.

The committee did initiate debates for backbenchers in Westminster Hall and abolished wearing top hats to call points of order, but in terms of much-needed radical reform, forget it.

So when we first started, the insurance companies had to purchase what they call point of sale devices.

I recommend that companies move beyond narcissistic marketing to what I call "point-of-view (POV) marketing".

In fact, no talking at all except when required by another rule, to call a point of order, or when in the middle of a point of order.

To call Central Point a town is giving it too much population.

Point to a pencil, and ask "What is this called?" Point to a wristwatch, and repeat the question.

Their comments touched on issues of dress, punctuality, availability for, and response to calls points to the challenges of medical schools to impart good values and fitness to practice as described by the General Medical Council [ 56].

It's called Point to Point Navigation, and it follows on from Palimpsest, which appeared over a decade ago.

They play silently and rather doggedly, usually doubles, and seldom bother to call the points.

Her work, she said, needs to concentrate on what she called "point construction".