Sentence examples for a starting premise from inspiring English sources
As a starting premise, traditional moisturizers in and of themselves are able to have some modest effect on reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by hydrating and plumping the skin, but these effects can be transient and are definitely weak in overall robustness.
A starting premise for the investigations on the PEX13 brain mutants was that brain dysfunction would be sufficient explanation of the major phenotypic characteristics of these mutants.
These and other authors have defended the hypothesis that the (high fraction of) similarly-identified animal-plant shared introns are mostly homologous, and that is a starting premise of this paper.
In presenting this model, we take as a starting premise this statement from Wolf and Koonin (2007): "Our main guide in constructing the models is the Darwinian Continuity Principle whereby a scenario for the evolution of a complex system must consist of plausible elementary steps, each conferring a distinct advantage on the evolving ensemble of genetic elements.
We have taken as a starting premise Wolf and Koonin's view that "evolution of the translation system is envisaged to occur in a compartmentalized ensemble of replicating, co-selected RNA segments, i.e., in an RNA world containing ribozymes with versatile activities".
Whether to join a compromise that took such a need as its starting premise was a decision they ultimately did not have to confront because the compromise did not gel.
They tap into a much larger world of white-nationalist ferment in the West, one that takes as its starting premise a belief in a mythic history of inviolable, homogeneous nations.
Our starting premise is that microtubules are in an aqueous solution of polymerised and free tubulin dimers.
The starting premise of industrial organisation is that vertical arrangements are an organisational form of last resort.
The starting premise and your own belief about what you're doing matters a lot".
Of course, its starting premise is that North Korea is perfect, so "reform" is unthinkable.
