Sentence examples for starting point as it from inspiring English sources

This book is as daring in its starting point as it is meticulous in its elaboration.

The upregulation of asparagine synthetase was an informative starting point, as it revealed that intracellular glutamine levels were limiting [ 8].

However, the active involvement of the nurses in the planning and implementation of these programmes can be viewed as a critical starting point as it may result in positive outcomes and sustainability of the programmes [ 52].

Taking the highly stigmatized nature of mental health into consideration and since health encompasses both physical and mental health, self-rated health may be a question mental health professionals can use with South Asian populations as a starting point as it is a potentially less stigmatized question that may be able to point to deeper mental health issues.

In joint work with the Ministry of Health it was agreed that a United Nations Development Programme UNDPP) approach to the capacity development process would provide the most useful starting point as it has been used successfully elsewhere in the region [ 6].

The PCF algorithm provides a useful starting point, as it eliminates (or reduces) through smoothing the random variability owing to the measurement process, while at the same time it fits a piecewise constant regression function to the log ratios which is defined everywhere on the genomic range of the data.

Ms. David's 2010 book, "The Family Dinner," includes almost as many discussion starting points as it does recipes, and she now posts regular topics of conversation on The Huffington Post, under the rubric "Table Talk".

This will then mean that such arguments are ineffective against very radical forms of skepticism, which doubt the laws of logic, and/or which refuse to accept any starting point as uncontentious; and it will also mean that they may be effective against a skeptic who is prepared to accept some starting point, but then ineffective against another skeptic who is not.

So Sambin et al. use the same starting point as Došen, but interpret it not as a structural description of the behaviour of constants, but semantically as their implicit definition (see Schroeder-Heister, 2012b).

Try the VW Bug as a starting point, as more bodies for it have been made than for any other car.

That was his starting point as a railwayman, and from it he graduated to become a porter - then a coveted rise in status.