The phrase "at the same step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more actions or processes are occurring simultaneously or at the same stage in a sequence.
Example: "We need to ensure that all team members are at the same step in the project timeline before proceeding."
Alternatives: "at the same stage" or "simultaneously".
The basic idea of the algorithm developed in [115] is that one can compute a partial matching of the simplices in a filtered simplicial complex so that (i) pairs occur only between simplices that enter the filtration at the same step, (ii) unpaired simplices determine the homology, and (iii) one can remove paired simplices from the filtered complex without altering the PH.
Meanwhile, a clear correlation between the intensities of AF demagnetization of NRM and acquisition of anhysteretic remanence at the same step was observed from 10 to 60 mT, indicating a detrital origin of the remanence carriers with relatively low coercivity (Fig. 7a).
He kept on sitting at the same step outside McDonald's on Sarajevo's main street, shining shoes and greeting passers-by.
If many candidates are dropping out at the same step, perhaps you need to remove some questions or shorten the form.
Genetically, we show that LST-4 functions at the same step as DYN-1 during corpse removal, upstream of the GTPase RAB-5.
Because codepletion of cohesin and PRC1 does not synergistically increase transcription, we think it is likely that they function together at the same step.
This is because two C's cannot act at precisely the same step.
Repeat the same step at each joint.
TAMPA, Fla .— They began their professional careers the same year and took the same steps at the same time up the Yankees' ladder.
The man does not merely partner the woman; sometimes the two must do the same steps at the same time, and often she must dance independently of him, only to return to his support.
Like breakdancing, it's sometimes improvised by the dancer/dancers but hip-hop groups (or crews) increasingly choreograph their moves now, all performing the same steps at the same time.
