Sentence examples for use as a reference point from inspiring English sources

These goals really are nothing more than educated guesses, but they're at least a set of markers in the sand, something that you can use as a reference point for your decision making.

Note that while ΔS and PC1 are highly correlated (p<0.001, r = 0.94 0.99) and conclusions are similar when using PC1 instead of ΔS to analyse seasonal colour change, PC1 was only used to identify an extreme individual in the sample to use as a reference point since it has two main shortcomings.

We obtained the Cr and Co blood results from this study to use as a reference point to compare with those obtained from patients with MoM joints.

While we agree that the distance between spindle pole bodies is a useful method to determine the position the cell cycle, our study is the first to examine early SPB duplication structures using fluorescence microscopy, so what to use as a reference point to stage this period of pole duplication was unknown.

Perhaps, ironically, it will even be used as a reference point for future success.

This peak is then used as a reference point for all other peaks in the spectrum.

"Africa has always been used as a reference point," Mr. Olowu said, "but not as a valued source of serious fashion".

Such tensions are nothing new; since the end of the second world war, argument has raged over whether the Holocaust should be commemorated as a unique historical horror, or used as a reference point for current events.

This article focuses on Egypt from its prehistory through its unification under Menes (Narmer) in the 3rd millennium bc sometimes used as a reference point for Egypt's origin and up to the Islamic conquest in the 7th century ad.

The top end of that range, $132, was used as a "reference point," valuing the company at $23.5 billion.

A set of analogous JADE agents was implemented and used as a reference point.