The phrase "an elementally step" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct form would be "an elemental step."
Example: "Taking an elemental step towards understanding the concept is crucial for beginners."
Alternatives: "a fundamental step" or "a basic step."
This anthology is an elementally personal one.
And the only real point of a game like Gears of War 2 is to provide an elementally stimulating, mildly cerebral, strap-in-tight entertainment experience: shoot this, dodge that, rip the next monster apart with a nice big chainsaw.
He also serves up house-cured salmon, chopped salad reminiscent of antipasto put through a shredder, fricassee of mushrooms, fried oysters, and an elementally rich version of macaroni and cheese made with Velveeta.
Since Thanksgiving signifies the memory of a feast between a group of our continent's original inhabitants and some recent arrivals from Europe, and since corn is such an elementally American food, it seemed fitting to ask Mr. Katz whether he'd be willing to share the recipe with Times readers.
Such an elementally fractionated SW has been observed in olivine grains recovered from the Itokawa asteroid by the Hayabusa spacecraft (Nagao et al. 2011).
When an elementally fractionated (i.e., depleted in He) but isotopically unfractionated component is assumed instead of the normal SW, the isotopic ratios of D10IB130 can be reproduced to some degree.
Thus it was suggested that the ancient intron insertion sites, which are intrinsically related to the functionally key region of the proteins, in the eukaryotic genome, or possibly in the prokaryotic and eukaryotic common ancestor, and the unique palindromic genomic duplication in the genomes of vertebrate clade shaped an elementally functioning membrane protein family during evolution.
A step forward, but a baby step.
