Sentence examples for starting point for comparing from inspiring English sources

For these reasons we suggest that the harmonic ensemble similarity should be used as a starting point for comparing protein ensembles.

Maslach's Burnout Inventory [ 72], an instrument developed for use in health professions, is currently used to study ambulance workers and may represent a starting point for comparing the health status in different ambulance services and health professions.

This power along with the overall improvement in performance may recommend this new tool as an ideal starting point for comparing the proteomes between organisms and for using localization predictions to aid the prediction of protein function.

As the health system and paediatric cohorts are similar across Australia [ 51], these algorithms are a starting point for national benchmarking to compare events and rates within tertiary paediatric hospitals.

The starting point for the classification algorithms was to compare the distance travelled in each segment against a reference database of station-to-station distances, in order to match the speed profiles against their location within the network.

For all three situations, we compared the starting point for the model to the best information available to us as of August 2013.

The IC50 of the dual inhibitor compounds HKMT-1-005 HKMT-1-005 HKMT-1-005T assay) or clonogenin growth assays of MDA-MB-231 cells compared to the starting point for the chemical library BIX-01294, as well as UNC0638 and GSK343, are shown in Table  2.

In the diagram, the relative energies are compared; for convenience, the starting point for each of the reaction paths is arbitrarily set to zero.

These training sets were used as the starting point for the creation of the three prediction systems compared in this research: SVM, ANN and the logic minimization method.

First, various homologs were compared to identify the most suitable starting point for further optimization.

Tournaments seem to be an appropriate starting point for this concept because a tournament induces incentives by making agents compare themselves with their opponents.