Sentence examples for useful entry from inspiring English sources

21 Studies that examine the moderating role of "other" factors on the depression and frailty relationship, in particular health, nutrition, and medication use, also provide a useful entry point into translating the findings in this review and optimizing the frailty construct as a clinically meaningful one.

East chose to hold up again, and South had manufactured a useful entry to the dummy, which he used.

For younger pupils, the short film A Boy Named Finn is a useful entry point for a discussion of the illness.

While Derrida urged us to believe that there was nothing "hors-texte", this biographical snippet provides a useful entry point to Lawson's fifth work of fiction, The Deaths.

The 50 50 joint venture should provide a useful entry into the regulated French market for Ladbrokes, partnering with a major media entity that has around 11m French pay-TV subscribers.

Will Kymlicka's essay serves as a useful entry point into these contemporary crosscurrents by raising the question of how scholars, activists, and policy makers can understand as well as speak to our times.

The problem with so many thoughtful, potentially useful entries is that only one of them will actually make the transition from pitch to product.

The reader interested in following these debates can find a useful introduction in the entry on time and a review and discussion in Tooley (1999).

BLS experts conclude, "Despite competition for traditional physicists and astronomy research jobs, individuals with a physics degree at any level will find their skills useful for entry to many other professions".

Even the highly deactivated 2,6-dimethoxy chlorobenzene (3 h) was coupled in synthetically useful yield (entry 6).

Can they be useful for entry-level job seekers, too?