Sentence examples for a joint starting point from inspiring English sources

A joint starting point of many drug design approaches is an exhausting search for a drug-like molecule that binds with a high affinity to a desired biological target.

In 2012 GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney and running mate Paul Ryan picked their joint campaign starting point and their audience just as deliberately as Reagan did.

The Friction Stir Welding process for producing corner and T-joints out of 6 mm Ti 6Al 4V was developed in this effort using previous work on butt weld joints as a starting point.

Adhesively bonded joints are an ideal starting point for real-time, in situ monitoring due to known mechanisms and locations of failure.

The National Partnership on Early Childhood Education (COAG 2008) was established: '…as a starting point for joint [government] action to improve the supply and integration of early childhood services, including child care and early learning and development' (COAG 2008, 3).

As a starting point, authors and publishers — perhaps through a joint committee of the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers — should create a grid of standard rates and images and text extracts keyed to print runs and prices.

For example, if the mechanism is epistatic, vQTL detection can be seen as a starting point for modeling the joint action of multiple interacting loci, and this is easily accommodated in our regression framework.

A logical starting point for examining potential gene-gene interactions is to evaluate the joint effects of genes involved in a common biological pathway.

Just a good starting point".

North Korea is a good starting point.

They're a great starting point.