Sentence examples for accelerate the steps from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin may end up with one of the things he has wanted least—a NATO with a new sense of purpose.Out of gasMr Putin has also virtually ensured that Europe will accelerate the steps it is taking to reduce its dependence on Russian energy.

This can also be used to help breed super-hybrid rice parental lines, and to accelerate the steps required for super-hybrid rice breeding (Deng et al.2010).2010

Structure-based rational drug design intends to accelerate the steps of identification and comprehension of the molecular interactions between receptor and ligand using computational methods [ 19].

In this work, the authors have proposed a new algorithm that simultaneously finds the SCCs and classifies them into some levels used to accelerate the decomposition steps.

However, whereas RanBP1 and RanBP2 accelerate the terminal steps of export by disassembling the export complex in the cytosol, RanBP3 enhances the initial stages of export by promoting assembly of the CRM1/Ran/NES complex in the nucleus.

Directed evolution, an attempt to accelerate the evolutionary steps in the laboratory, is inherently simple when targeted for loss of function.

Catalysts facilitate the decomposition of hydroperoxides, and in doing so, accelerate the propagation step during autoxidation.

For instance, in the first piece of target code we try to accelerate, the FK step, a large portion of the computation is to evaluate the square root and sine/cosine functions.

To accelerate the convergence step for finding solutions, sometimes the gradient calculations are incorporated along with objective function, e.g. LVM.

To accelerate the first step, these analogues are often employed as their glycosyl fluorides, wherein the good fluoride leaving group facilitates the formation of the intermediate.

Further improvements of such bioinspired hydrogenase model systems could be expected by the inclusion of a proton relay subunit 14 to accelerate the terminal step of hydrogen gas release from the reduced catalyst.