Sentence examples for an appropriate starting point from inspiring English sources

She cites the federal government's Dietary Guidelines for Americans as an appropriate starting point.

About 40% of all oil wells generate "associated" natural gas at or above that level, so it seemed an appropriate starting point for analysis.

The presented formalism, correct in the low-solubility limit, should be considered as an appropriate starting point for estimation of whether a more computationally expensive formalism is needed.

Tournaments seem to be an appropriate starting point for this concept because a tournament induces incentives by making agents compare themselves with their opponents.

Whether he knows it or not, the words are an appropriate starting point for his loan to Newcastle United, a club which does not tend to specialise in normality.

The Rest is Noise, the Southbank Centre's festival of 20th-century music inspired by Alex Ross's book of the same name, opened with Strauss's Nietzschean tone poem, Also Sprach Zarathustra – an appropriate starting point, even though the piece was written in 1896.

The 5% guidelines presented by Fuller et al. [33] appear to be an appropriate start point in this regard for increasing MFW exposure.

Degrees in education, rehabilitation, special education, education/rehabilitation technology or therapy (physical, occupational, or speech) are all appropriate starting points for someone hoping to move into assistive technology.

For biologists who have not developed robust grading rubrics, or who have not comprehensively investigated student thinking about a topic, SPSSTA will be a more appropriate starting point (Haudek et al., 2011).

This may be by virtue of providing STRiN with a more appropriate starting point advanced by SQP.

Both M. tuberculosis and L. donovani reside in macrophages in vivo, and so the investigation of antitubercular agents was deemed a particularly appropriate starting point in the search for potential VL treatments.