Sentence examples for to isolate the point of from inspiring English sources

So it is difficult to isolate the point of no return, after which the boomers ceded control of the screens to their own children.

Danielle Tarantolo, another former clerk, said that Sotomayor has an unusual ability to isolate the "pressure points" of a case.

Care is taken to isolate the effects of the point defects from those of concomitant structural and microstructural changes that have been previously described after MnO2 addition.

Key strengths of this study include the randomized controlled design, the maintenance of the macronutrient composition in the diets, and the assessment of early and sustained time points to isolate the effects of dairy-induced changes in adiposity.

If Israel were to normalize relations with all of the Arab and most of the Islamic world, particularly Syria, Hezbollah and Hamas would be isolated to the point of having to move towards abandoning violence and recognizing Israel's legitimacy.

Using intermittent video fluoroscopy, the target joint space was isolated and the point of needle insertion marked.

We identified two coalescent points for each of the clusters containing Ethiopian isolates, corresponding to (1) the point of origin of the common ancestor of the cluster and (2) the point at which Ethiopian genotypes diverged from genetically related strains outside of East Africa.

Even to the point of refusing to isolate and organise around specific demands.

The authors claimed that chemically stressing CD45 + splenocytes (isolated from Oct4-GFP neonates) to the point of death so that approximately 25% of the cells survive will activate the Oct4-GFP transgene in over 50% of surviving cells.

A study defining phenotypic variations of parasite isolates at the point of clinical diagnosis could allow us to predict the evolution and the outcome of disease.

Nevertheless, the MIC value for individual isolates achieved the point of 4 mg/L which is the cut-off point for resistant isolates [ 10].