The phrase "as strides" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe progress or advancements, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "As strides are made in technology, we must adapt to the changes."
Alternatives: "as progress" or "as advancements".
Most recently, the beverage companies have gone on the offense against New York City's longstanding campaign against soft drinks with their first advertising ever in the city subways, promoting these strategies as strides to combat obesity.
In a broader sense, reproducibility and standardization throughout the scientific community will be a key to ensuring comparable datasets, as well as strides toward a broader applicability of iPSC-CMs for disease modeling and drug development.
Reach the 500m mark, and start a more smooth action: Making your legs take as long as strides as possible, and making your legs move quicker.
Concentrate on using the shallowest separation angle possible with the quickest separation of skates, and making as many strides as you can to avoid excessive velocity decay.
The trackway width becomes narrower as stride length increases in trackways A and B (Fig. 4).
Gait related parameters such as stride pattern, individual paw swing speed, stance duration, and pressure are reported for each animal.
Spent most of her career working in the footwear industry for corporations such as Stride-Rite and Reebok.
The human walk has been described as striding, a mode of locomotion defining a special pattern of behaviour and a special morphology.
Figure 10(a) addresses the combination of error from step detection as well as stride estimation techniques.
Atlassian's productivity tool suites include project manager JIRA, its developer collaboration tools Bitbucket, as well as Stride.
The New Forest club's newly appointed board have named former manager Steve Riley as Stride's replacement.
