Sentence examples for a starting point for making from inspiring English sources

The structure of Mm-dAK provides a starting point for making new anti bacterial agents against pathogenic bacteria.

As shown in Fig. 13, each image contained a red line that served as a starting point for making the location estimate.

Crosstalk and redundancy are common in the bacterial and eukaryotic organisms used in the composite network analysis, which can serve as a starting point for making connections of similar mechanisms used by evolutionarily distant organisms.

The clinician has a logical starting point for making a diagnosis, which they can confirm with one to four hours of effort per case instead of 20 to 40.

The fact that you feel fear is great because it means that speaking to, being seen by, and connecting with people is important to you— which is a powerful starting point for making a connection with other humans.

But he added: "The proposals put forward by the modernisation committee are a useful starting point for making parliament more accessible to the public and for building greater awareness about the role that MPs play.

While some people are understandably frustrated by "just talk", I believe that discourse is an important starting point for making change.

Explaining what is worth cherishing about being human is an intuitive starting point for making sense of ourselves, our relationships with other human beings, and the world around us.

We on the political and cultural left have come to think of the nationalistic urge as a necessarily bad starting point for making decent art.

The "known genes" are often going to be biased towards highly-studied genes which do not form a sufficiently specific starting point for making functionally specific predictions.

A Table Header (see above) is just the starting point for making a table accessible (see "Use tables correctly for accessibility," above).