Sentence examples for to pinpointing from inspiring English sources

Scientists appear close to pinpointing why a swine flu vaccine given to six million people in Britain triggered the devastating sleep disorder, narcolepsy, in rare cases.

In addition to pinpointing exactly what bats are doing on farms, Ingram is comparing conventional and organic agriculture for their impacts on bats and the value derived from the winged mammals.

Investigators said that they had not determined the precise cause of the fire but that they were close to pinpointing the spot in a cranberry bog here where the blaze began around 1 p.m. on Sunday.

The older date brings scientists closer to pinpointing a pivotal event in primate and human evolution: the divergence between the lineage leading to anthropoids — which include modern monkeys, apes and humans — and the one leading to tarsiers.

By capturing images of the sun that are as beautiful as they are revealing, the Yohkoh satellite, a collaboration between the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science in Japan and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in the United States, has moved scientists a step closer to pinpointing the precise mechanism for that release.

In order to do its job of precisely monitoring starlight, Kepler has to keep pointing accurately enough so that each star in the field of view stays on the same pixel in the detector, equivalent to pinpointing a soccer ball in Central Park as seen from San Francisco.

(Women are tougher to pinpoint).

Sometimes it's hard to pinpoint why.

It is impossible to pinpoint it.

Exact trade figures are difficult to pinpoint.

It's hard to pinpoint.