Sentence examples for a step towards developing from inspiring English sources
The present work is a step towards developing a damage tolerance design methodology of HCP100 structural foam.
Multifunctional façade components have nowadays become a significant research topic as a step towards developing energy-efficient buildings.
We consider this study as a step towards developing a robust and computationally efficient discretization of electronic structure calculations using the finite-element basis.
Sheffield University researchers took a step towards developing the vital ingredients for human reproduction from embryonic stem cells, sparking ethical questions of how far experts should go in developing artificial reproduction.
As a step towards developing in-situ transesterification (in-situ TE) for seed-to-biodiesel production, four solvents (methanol, ethanol, isopropanol and acetone; neat and in blends) were investigated for their potential in soybean oil extraction.
As a step towards developing a safe and effective edible vaccine against Newcastle disease virus (NDV), we have explored the use of plants genetically engineered to express viral proteins.
Moreover, constructing the sample in this way makes it possible to organize a complex universe and thus take a crucial step towards developing a substantive theoretical model [ 21].
The proposed model is presented as a first step towards developing a policy-implementation tool to support the development of smart heat infrastructures.
Scientists say they have made a major step towards developing a non-addictive alternative to prescription painkillers.
This lack of area extent information may limit the type of analysis possible using this dataset, but the point estimates of population size is a first step towards developing a more comprehensive dataset of urban extent.
This Article takes a first step towards developing a positive theory of rights in institutions of global governance through a study of the European Commission, one of the oldest and most powerful international organizations in existence today.
