Sentence examples for broad starting point from inspiring English sources
A useful broad starting point to clarifying the meaning, relevance and use of the concept self-management in the context of palliative care and palliative nursing, is the definition put forward by Corner [ 34] (p.516).
Such a broad typology is then a starting point for a more detailed priority setting process, in which policy makers can still deviate from the broad recommendations.
The document laying out the city's wishes is considered a starting point with broad goals.
The simplified approach taken in this work aims to capture the broader underlying physics as a starting point for further model development.
The workflow can therefore be used as a starting point facilitating a broad range of applications in life sciences research.
But while Mr. Volcker focuses on a rule that would henceforth prohibit a bank that takes deposits from also buying and selling securities for its own account -- risking losses in the process -- most of his prominent supporters see that as a starting point in a broader return to regulation.
"We had hoped that the bill would be a starting point for a broader discussion" about the importance of restoring cuts to NIH's budget from last year's mandatory sequestration, says Wolinetz, who is a lobbyist for the Association of American Universities.
In a broader perspective, our results provide the starting point for more detailed investigations of the function of OCT2 in the dopaminergic system and the potential association of genetically-determined alterations in OCT2 function with PD.
This study serves as a starting point for a broader survey of putative and potential hosts for Triphysaria as well as a first look at gene expression profiles of highly specialized tissues in parasitic plant haustoria.
From this starting point, we see two broad research directions for improving the explanatory power of large-scale topology patterns.
