Sentence examples for preliminary to start from inspiring English sources

Given that CD38 plays many important roles throughout the body, including the immune system, the data are "way too preliminary" to start pursuing drugs that would increase or alter its activity, cautions Frances Lund, a microbiologist at the University of Birmingham in Alabama.

Back in November, Samsung announced preliminary plans to start testing Android 7.0 on its latest devices.

Secondly, I chose a project that would provide the possibility of leaving the lab with my own project, keeping in mind that it is much easier to write start-up grants and apply for funding if you already have preliminary data and materials to start your research.

Taseko got a greenlight to start preliminary work on the open pit copper and gold mine days before the new NDP-led BC government took office.

The most profitable place to start preliminary investigation of intelligence in the normal population may be with STX1A itself.

Pope Francis has authorised the French church to start the preliminary sainthood investigation for the Reverend Jean Hamel, whose throat was slit by Islamist militants as he celebrated Mass in July.

Yesterday, Governor Rell ordered James Thomas, commissioner of emergency management and homeland security, to start a preliminary damage assessment that must be completed before the Federal Emergency Management Agency can issue a disaster declaration.

It is also known that Cable has been unhappy that some civil servants have been asked by the Treasury to start a preliminary examination of potential spending cuts after 2015-16.

Overall, the study aims to start the preliminary discussion concerning analysis and updating of the ontological foundations of TRIZ.

The decision to start a preliminary criminal investigation follows a formal complaint by the prince and Catherine, with aides saying they were looking for proceedings against the magazine and the photographer who took the pictures.

For one thing, Swiss authorities are under a legal obligation to start a preliminary criminal investigation if a torturer is on Swiss soil.