Sentence examples for positive starting point from inspiring English sources

For me, this is an entirely more positive starting point than the narrow discussion that state ownership per se is undesirable".

This provides a positive starting point for negotiated learner models, since learners do appear able to recognise information they regard as an inaccurate representation of their understanding, as well as being able to propose updates.

"We hope others can take our results and use them as a positive starting point for additional investigation".

This is a starting point, a very positive starting point, but it will take a long time.

From the focus group interviews we learned that the regular company periodic health screening (PHS) was generally seen as a positive starting point for discussing lifestyle.

A positive starting point for the addiction professionals changing to a more active TSG referral practice should be to focus on the patients whom the professionals already considered suitable for participation, a little over half of the caseload.

The ΔCFF is positive at the rupture starting point of the Yunodake fault 4.5 s after the Itozawa fault started to rupture; therefore, it is concluded that during the 2011 Hamadori earthquake, the Yunodake fault rupture was triggered by the Itozawa fault rupture.

The time-dependent ΔCFF was then calculated using the estimated moment release history on the Itozawa fault plane, and it was found to be positive at the rupture starting point of the Yunodake fault, 4.5 s after the Itozawa fault began to rupture.

A simple metal-binding RNA or peptide structure could thus support multiple reactions in parallel, providing a starting point for positive selection of a functional entity.

Uncoupling between impaired RV function and increased pulmonary vascular tone enhanced by hypercapnic acidosis and positive pressure ventilation is a starting point in the downward spiral of ARDS patients.

Anna Finocchiaro, the leader of the center-left Democratic Party in the Senate, said the measures were positive but also called them a "starting point, rather than one of arrival," noting that for young people, access to the so-called closed professions was still limited.