Sentence examples for external starting point from inspiring English sources
But abstraction has also come to mean something completely divorced from an external starting point -- what purists would call nonobjective art.
To investigate the protein dynamics of a well regulated process, three kinds of models are seemly suitable: a single cell; highly synchronized cell population and a biological system with a natural or external starting point such as an infection or a treatment.
We found that diversification in expressed carotenoids was the greatest in recently diverged species (<20 my in lower panel of Fig. 1c) and was produced by metabolic diversification (middle panel, Fig. 1b) and not by shifts in dietary (external) starting points (upper panel, Fig. 1c).
We present evidence for strong structural trade-off between robustness – ability to sustain gain or loss of compounds without extinction – and elongation of carotenoid metabolic pathways in species that depend on external (dietary) starting points for their carotenoid production.
The activation of GPCRs by external stimulus is the starting point of a succession of interactions between multiple proteins in the cell, leading to the release of chemical substances in the cell also called second messengers.
The external stimulus is a natural starting point for endocrine pathways.
(Female, first year, P22)" Short-loop learning was not documented in the learning portfolio nor did it involve usage of results of external mandatory assessments as a starting point for learning or to assess competence.
They mention 2008 as a pivotal year for the DGSE (General Directorate for External Security), which could be the starting point of the unnamed surveillance program.
Radiographs were recorded from the starting point of 15° external rotation through to 45° internal rotation, in 5° increments.
Our starting point is Hamiltonian (5) with external field (6).
New forms, emerging structures and processes can be accounted for without having to rely on any novel or external principle (Danchin, 2003), and this can be the starting point for new families of experiments.
