Sentence examples for starting point to this from inspiring English sources

Changed following text to past tense: As a starting point to this research we took John Hattie's seminal work from 2008 on learning strategies used to facilitate active learning.

As a starting point to this investigation we observed several extremely high tuberculin-inducible CD4 T-cell responses in healthy older people (of the order of several percent of CD4 T-cells), which we had never seen in young or middle-aged people.

YOU can pick any number of starting points to this tale of a town trying to reconcile the need for new school offices with preserving scarce parkland: *The Texaco heiress Ruth Lapham Lloyd's generous sale in the mid-1960's of her family's stately Waveny House and the more than 300 acres of surrounding land to the town of New Canaan, a portion of it designated for "school purposes only".

Unfortunately, this starting point is somewhat obscured in Part I of the Foundation of the Entire Wissenschaftslehre by a difficult and somewhat forced attempt on Fichte's part to connect this starting point to the logical law of identity, as well as by the introduction of two additional "first principles," corresponding to the logical laws of non-contradiction and sufficient reason.

The coming general election provides an excellent starting point to begin this dialogue.

This paper uses modularity theory and the deployment strategy of the Dutch Armed Forces as a starting point to explore this relationship.

The starting point to prove this result is the corresponding representation theorem for the case p = 1.

The 50 reviews required as a starting point to join this program can include those members have left in the past, or can be written after signing up.

A basic starting point to analyze this phenomenon is to study the crack development in the contact surface and to evaluate the behavior of different types of steels used for wheels manufacturing.

A starting point to correct this neglect would be to provide optional public funding for candidates.

Levelt's four propositions make an excellent starting point to resolve this issue with respect to the alternation process in visual rivalry.