Sentence examples for outset of the introduction from inspiring English sources

It would help to set the stage for the results that are presented if what is meant by the "process of multiple targeting in short oligonucleotide microarrays" is precisely defined at the outset of the introduction.

At the outset of the war, the introduction of women into outposts like Warhorse raised fears not just of abuse or harassment, but also of sex and pregnancy.

It is important to point out at the outset that the introduction of metallic NPs does not alter basic operating principle of OPV devices.

I bought my Penguin Classics exemplar of Ulysses annotated and, not surprisingly, in the first paragraph of the introduction, Declan Kiberd says "He [James Joyce] seems from the outset to have anticipated Tom Stoppard's brilliant joke in Travesties: 'What did you do in the Great War, Mr. Joyce?' 'I wrote Ulysses.

Mr López was arrested at the outset of the protests.

Tepid economic growth at the outset of the election season.

The outset of the attack is the most infectious period.

Rick to Negan at the outset of the episode.

Music preferences were ascertained at the outset of the study.

It was coined about 50 years ago at the outset of the modern era of computer-aided engineering.

At the outset of the first trial the dot was on top of the bus sign.