The phrase "across all step" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "across all steps"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to something that applies universally or in every stage of a process.
Example: "The new policy will be implemented across all steps of the project to ensure consistency."
Alternatives: "throughout all stages" or "at every level".
Control is a system property and is distributed across all the steps in a pathway at steady state.
The GS extensor phase was also seen to increase proportionately with longer step periods, while the TA flexor burst period was constant across all stepping speeds.
After full-wave rectification, linear envelopes were obtained at 20 Hz low-pass filter, and the mean EMG amplitude across all steps was determined.
Phase-dependent local dynamic stability was defined according to a method developed by Ihlen et al. [ 16] and based on two equations: (1) λ = ln d i t s t e p t, (2) λ = 1 t n ln d i t n s t e p d i 0 s t e p, where 〈 d i (t)〉 is the reaction curve of the initial perturbation 〈 d i (0)〉 and the outer brackets 〈⋯〉 are the mean across all steps in the walking bout.
For each feature we define a χ2 which averages the χ2 value across all three step current amplitudes.
In the 2014 late-year revision session, she offered an entirely coherent explanation of how to produce the 'rule' for a linear sequence, with the mathematical arguments that Kazemi and Stipek (2001) describe as important for a high conceptual press communicated across all her steps.
Fitness was calculated as the number of correct functional products produced, minus the number of incorrect functional products, summed across all time steps.
Simulation of contig assembly using a cleavage/ligation efficiency of 0.5 resulted in fewer full-length contigs, but also fewer unjoined reads, than was produced given an artificially even distribution of reads across all march steps (Figure 4F; compare to Figure 4B).
Scores were calculated by averaging scores across all five steps of each activity.
The purpose of this study was to develop and validate an instrument that evaluates medical trainees' competency in EBM across all examinable steps of the EBM process.
