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

A RNA pool containing 50 randomized positions (R50) flanked by two constant, primer-binding regions was used as a starting point for selection.

In conclusion, a number of antifungal drugs and inhibitory compounds were systematically identified in this study; these results could serve as a starting point for the selection of appropriate agents to treat Gd-infected bats in rehabilitation centers and to decontaminate heavily infested sites.

A simple metal-binding RNA or peptide structure could thus support multiple reactions in parallel, providing a starting point for positive selection of a functional entity.

We have included the R code for plotting Fig.  2d to provide a starting point for the selection of k (see more details in the tutorial).

A random numbers table was used to determine the starting point for selection of the 83 markets from the list.

The starting point for selection of participants into groups 1 and 2 was the Hlabisa HIV Treatment and Care Programme [ 40].

The simple algorithm offered here is a starting point for procurement and selection of medical devices and can be regarded as a screening test for those that require more labour intensive health economic modelling.

In the absence of a linked genetic region (which is the case with FAS), all genes in the genome must be included as a starting point for candidate gene selection, which is not feasible when using this approach.

Other styles may be top-down oriented and portfolio managers pay primary attention to analyzing entire sectors or macroeconomic trends as a starting point for analysis and stock selection.

This inhibitor has modest efficacy, and thus this study is a starting point for the design and selection of more potent inhibitors.

Functional prediction as described in the present work could be used as a starting point for future projects, prioritizing the selection of certain genes or proteins for new experimental studies.