Sentence examples for because the first step from inspiring English sources

When I make the distinction for decriminalisation I don't care about laws any more because the first step will not be to change any laws.

Liquids from coal and from natural gas are similar because the first step in either process is to turn the hydrocarbon fuel into a gas consisting of hydrogen and carbon monoxide.

But many palm oil plantations in the developing world have proved environmentally controversial because the first step in their creation is cutting down rainforest or draining swamps – acts that cancel out any environmental benefit.

The result of this reaction network is completely enantioselective because the first step is enantioselective.

Because the first step of the ring-opening reaction is hydrogenation, the catalyst must have high hydrogenation activity.

"We don't know yet how [we will] expand [the app] or what features to add because the first step is to see how people are using it".

This is a crucial point because hindering the first step of the adhesion event likely represents the only opportunity to block further biofilm growth and development[3].

Because while the first step is just to get to mass-production, Adidas eventually sees a future where everyone will be able to have their own 3D-printed shoe, with the midsole totally customized to their individual needs.

In fact, by starting from a null flow in N′, at each iteration of the procedure an augmenting flow saturates a path in N′ from a certain lowest aii′ to a certain highest bjj′, with i′ < j′ (because of the first step): the value of such an augmenting flow can be charged onto qii′jj′, which may be updated at each iteration.

In this manner we could purify the intact scaffoldins, because in the first step the full-length scaffoldin is bound to cellulose via its C-terminal CBM and in the second step via its N-terminal His-tag to the nickel column.

Because in the first step of the parameter estimation procedure, the pooled variance for each gene is calculated across all samples, the multiplicative batch effect (i.e. the variance) can still be estimated even when there is only a single reference sample in each batch.