Sentence examples for a starting framework from inspiring English sources

These five steps can serve as a starting framework for you to think about the most effective ways you can leverage a distributed workforce in your organization.

Matrix thinkers must create a starting framework, and will often have lists to refer to and check off.

In this templating process, we believe that the shrinkage of solution-derived ZnO itself did not dominantly contribute to the shrinkage of the resultant 3D structure because the structural features strongly depend on the SU-8 template that works as a starting framework.

A notable exception is Operation Sparrowhawk in Singapore, where the feasibility of general practice influenza clinics was tested [72] The Haddon matrix is not a final check-list for preparedness planning but a problem-solving tool used as a starting framework for planning.

Recent identification of Oct4 transcriptional targets in ESCs has revealed an unanticipated collaboration between Oct4, Sox2, and Nanog and provides a starting framework of the core transcriptional circuitry which maintains 'ES' through coordination of a series of feedback and feedforward loops [11], [12].

The structural elucidation of MAT2B, as well as the serendipitous identification of resveratrol as a small-molecule ligand, provides a starting framework to study its functional interactions.

Additionally, the PCAINs computed as part of this work (such as those from the database shown in Figure 2) are likely to be useful resource for molecular engineering applications since they provide a rigorous starting framework or scaffold upon which rest of the protein design may be tailored based on the functions of interest.

Moreover, spatial prioritization for conservation is a useful starting framework for ES prioritization because the former is well entrenched in planning discourse and yields valuable lessons for ES management.

They need a starting point and a framework.

To develop such a framework, a starting point was to establish a core body of knowledge (CBoK) for soil science that would meet industry needs, in this case the grains production industry.

The specification of these requirements provides a starting point for our multilayer framework architecture.