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The results of this work may provide starting points for an integrated policy addressing the diet of the population, agriculture, and renewable energy production.

With the phenomenal advance of artificial super-hydrophobic surfaces, hierarchical micro-/nano-scale surfaces may provide starting platforms for study on creating super-oleophobic surfaces and super-lyophobic surfaces against liquid metals.

Charmaz (2006) argues that preconceived theoretical concepts may provide starting points for looking at the data but they do not offer automatic codes for analyzing these data [ 27].

Even biased steps relying on expert knowledge may provide starting points that may then be further confirmed by non-biased methods (Zimmer et al. 2011; Kuegler et al. 2010).

Interested institutions in HICs may provide start-up finance for potentially useful developments and contribute to research into their efficacy prior to establishing clinical trials to prove their worth.

These elements may then provide starting points for rational dODN design, essentially providing a direct pathway connecting bioinformatics to drug development.

Our predictions indicate that existing HIV-1 protease inhibitors, l-700,417 for instance, have high binding affinities and may provide good starting points for designing SARS CoV proteinase inhibitors.

This list of research opportunities attempts to consolidate emergency care oriented, NIH-supported, funding prospects, and may provide a starting point for researchers looking for funding opportunities [8].

The meso-scale network topology may provide a starting point for further, more detailed network reengineering algorithms helping to improve their computational performance.

This test system, presented as the Nijmegen mouse embryo assay (NMEA), can be used to detect embryo-toxic materials in daily IVF practice, and this report may provide a starting point for standardization.

The results suggest that exploiting enzyme promiscuity is promising for exploring new catalysts, which would expand the repertoire of genetic elements available to synthetic biology and may provide a starting point for designing and engineering novel pathways for valuable chemicals.