The phrase "a single step would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific action or suggestion that is part of a larger process or goal.
Example: "To improve your health, a single step would be to start drinking more water each day."
Alternatives: "one action could be" or "a simple measure might be".
In a back-crossing comprising n cycles of hybridization, only a single plasmid exchange step would be required in the scheme illustrated in Fig. 2b and c, whereas (2n + 1) plasmid exchange steps would be needed in the scheme described in Fig. 2a.
Since no single definition will be perfect, a logical next step would be to reconcile existing definitions, moving the medical community towards using a single consensus definition as has been done with sepsis and acute lung injury/acute respiratory distress syndrome.
Such a step would be unprecedented for the Canadian union, which normally selects just a single company as its strike target.
A logical next step would be to reconcile existing definitions, moving the medical community towards using a single consensus definition that can be easily and uniformly applied.
But the idea that "the next logical step" would be a single-payer system ignores the fact that "the next logical step" is usually the one that Congress avoids putting into law.
The next step would be to perfect the system to enable precise base editing at a single base resolution with high efficiency, without introducing extra mutations.
*The standard deduction for couples would gradually become twice that for single people, and other steps would be taken to reduce the taxes of couples.
Several manual steps would be necessary to collect the data from various sources, transform them into a common format, and prepare them for a single kind of analysis.
We used this combination of steps, because a single method would be insufficient to adequately address all three criteria.
The WHO guidelines stress that fixed-dose formulations combining multiple drugs in a single pill would be an important step to simplifying regimens [ 2].
