The phrase "as strides as" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to compare two things, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "As strides as the competition may be, we are confident in our approach."
Alternatives: "as significant as" or "as impactful as".
When Point Given barreled into the stretch all alone, the 73,857 people at this grand racetrack on Long Island roared as the mammoth colt just kept going and going and going with strides as powerful as a paddle wheel.
It was summertime in the late 80's, and a hulking 7-foot figure with strides as long as normal leaps could be spotted moving through the halls of the Georgetown University gymnasium, outfitted with an infant son on his hip and a diaper bag over his shoulder.
I do however think that the app is making good strides as far as being a medium for art.
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.
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.
By September of 2017, Atlassian overhauled its chat platform and rebranded it as as "Stride", but it was never able to quite catch up with Slack's momentum.
There have been a number of accidents at this spot in recent years, making it as dangerous as Striding Edge.
This arête, although not as imposing as Striding Edge across Nethermost Cove, ascends by a series of rocky steps for three quarters of a mile, making straight for the summit.
Behavioural analyses, defining fine motor coordination and balance capabilities as well as stride length analysis, were performed to measure behavioural outcome.
