Sentence examples for start with an approach from inspiring English sources

I start with an approach based on the approximation that blood pressure is determined by the product of cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance and that cardiac output is determined by cardiac function and venous return.

People who start with such an approach also realize that the belief and commitment does not stop at the end of a one- or two-year educational program.

In some cases, it may be possible to start with an autologous approach to achieve proof of concept that the cell therapy has a clinical effect.

President Obama tried to make a start with a modest approach that works through the current system.

We start with a similar approach that most research on land use has taken, but with focus on incorporating variables that account for malaria transmission.

Would independence be a chance for a fresh start, with a new approach to taxation, welfare and labour relations?

They often start with a DIY approach or the wrong digital partners, leaving them weary and frustrated after many failed attempts to drive traffic to the site and improve revenue.

It can also be beneficial to start with a simpler approach than story points for new teams, e.g., T-shirt sizes, dog sizes etc. and to slowly move towards a numerical scale, when a team has some experience with estimating.

He began the final day four behind overnight leader Quiros and made the perfect start with a measured approach that trickled to within nine feet of the flag at the first hole and a calm birdie putt.

"You want to start with a soft approach," said Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole, who ran the Boston Police Department during the 2004 Democratic National Convention.

Some of the intimate moments were particularly appealing, and he provided plenty of drama, starting with an arresting approach to the opening of the first section.