Sentence examples for more appropriate starting point from inspiring English sources

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

The DO-based estimate of BMCL10 is consistent with observed exposure toxicity in human subjects (Lan et al. 2004) and thus may provide a more appropriate starting point for establishing exposure thresholds that protect the most sensitive human subpopulations.

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).

Researchers in this field have recently deviated from the historical framework of looking for psychopathology in aesthetic surgery patients as a basis for understanding their motivation for cosmetic interventions, and have acknowledged the relevance of the individual's "body image" as a more appropriate starting point for understanding the motivations for requests for aesthetic surgery.

For more detailed annotation efforts, CodingQuarry offers an appropriate starting point for further refinement of annotations with additional supporting evidence.

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.

The medaka genome is an appropriate starting point for the discussion of chromosomal rearrangements in the teleost lineage since it seems to have preserved more of the ancestral teleost genome organization [ 5].

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

These results provide an appropriate starting point for future studies.

An appropriate starting point for an exercise to find a solution would need to address this as a priority.

Forming a PAC seemed an appropriate starting point for Colbert.