Sentence examples for comprehensive starting point from inspiring English sources
While there is a little time-delay until the sequences are annotated and incorporated into the KEGG Orthology database, use of this database provides a more generic and comprehensive starting point.
To the extent Congress considers future revisions to Chapter 11, which is uncertain, the Report will provide a comprehensive starting point for those conversations.
It provides a comprehensive starting point for future research.
The CAMbrella project created a knowledge base and review of legal and lay understandings and use of CAM in Europe and as such provides a comprehensive starting point for future work.
Our evaluation of this transcriptome and results of these associated analyses provide some confidence that these candidate genes are a comprehensive starting point for experiments investigating the physiological and evolutionary responses of eastern oysters to osmoregulatory challenges in their estuarine environment.
Given its contemporary resonance and detailed summary of current scholarship, this work offers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary starting point for research.
This list isn't comprehensive; it's a starting point.
The following sources of information are by no means comprehensive, but provide a starting point for seeking out those elusive 'hard' facts about life on a short-term contract.
However, the questions posed here are not meant to be comprehensive but only the starting point.
Taking the implications of this comprehensive perspective as the starting point for our conceptual view on identity, we consider it as a psychological construct that comprises people's mental representations of themselves, including their thoughts (categorized into self-labels, attributes, and personal rules) and images about themselves and the feelings they attach to these (West, 2006).
Then, by failing to use Obama's Army to drive the health care debate, he ceded ground to the Tea Party and had to limp across the finish line, a year later, with only a starting point for comprehensive health care reform — really, a widened coverage mandate by government.
