The phrase "a further transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional change or shift in a process, situation, or context.
Example: "After implementing the initial changes, we are now ready for a further transition to improve our workflow."
Alternatives: "an additional transition" or "a subsequent transition".
However, a time sequence analysis of interactions revealed a further transition which appears between the face-to-face contact and the deadline.
The recorded melting curve of wild-type UNC-45 revealed an unfolding step at about 35 °C and a further transition occurring at 60 70 °C due to aggregation of the protein (Supplementary Fig. 5b d).
At sufficiently low stresses, or in materials with finer grain sizes, there is a further transition to a grain size dependent interface controlled deformation regime.
A metal organic framework perovskite, [(CH2 3NH2][Mn HCOO 3], exhibits a weakly first order ferroelastic phase transition at ∼272 K, from orthorhombic Pnma to monoclinic P21/n, and a further transition associated with antiferromagnetic ordering at ∼8.5 K.
There may be a further transition to cells separated by fine connective tissue and assuming a spindled configuration, similar to fibroblasts or Schwann cells.
Further transition from a dsRNA to a dsDNA world could be based on minor mutations in template and substrate recognition sites of an RNA polymerase and would leave all existing processes intact.
However, it has recently been recognized that cancer cells can further transition to an 'amoeboid' phenotype (called the mesenchymal-to-amoeboid transition, MAT), characterized by a rounded morphology, extensive actomyosin contractility, rapid extension and retraction of membrane protrusions (blebs), and reduced dependence on proteolysis for migration (Friedl & Wolf, 2010).
This monophasic fast reoxidation reaction was followed by a further slow transition.
There are a further 11 transition paths in the reverse direction, which we call 'upstream'; these reach the HSPC state without requiring a 'push' (Supplementary Table S3 ).
Similar to the tendency of ribonucleotides to hybridize and ligate to form dsRNA, a driving force towards ssRNA could cause the further transition to catalytic RNA in evolution.
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