Sentence examples for a preceding step from inspiring English sources

The surface complex formation may be a preceding step to electrochemical reduction of CO to hydrocarbons and alcohols.

Our findings suggest that endothelial cord formation is a preceding step to tubulogenesis and the proposed system can be used to develop organized vasculature for engineered tissue constructs.

For example, a binding site for an effector molecule (i.e., a nucleic acid that will affect the activity of a functional nucleic acid) may be required to be complementary to a sequence released in a preceding step.

However, real-time PCR using bacterial DNA as template also has some disadvantages: it requires a preceding step of DNA extraction and cannot discriminate between live, dead and/or dormant bacteria present in diagnostic specimens.

In some cases, however, the low kinetics of substrate phosphorylation suggests a preceding step in the signal initiation.

This is similar to what was previously observed with hx-DNA and suggests that the rate-limiting step is N-glycosidic bond hydrolysis or a preceding step.

There are multiple points in the causal chain where the signal produced by a weak preceding step might be within normal variations and, therefore, may well have no further functional consequences beyond this point in the causal chain.

Face detection is an important preceding step for head-pose estimation [3, 32, 39, 40].

Consequently, the activations A resulting from the preceding step will reflect the effects of reverberation, typically characterized by sequences of consecutive non-zero activations of the same dictionary atom.

In December 1911, Haywood told a Lower East Side audience at New York's Cooper Union that parliamentary Socialists were "step-at-a-time people whose every step is just a little shorter than the preceding step".

We included all the covariates found to be significant in the preceding step at a level of P<0.15.