Sentence examples for demonstrating a step from inspiring English sources

Technical video demonstrating a step by step approach to laparoscopic enucleation and excision of retroperitoneal cysts.

It is committed to translating the results of research to routine NHS care, by improving self-management, and demonstrating a step change in the quality and effectiveness of psychological therapies (PT) and services.

We explore phylogenetically, sources of innovation in chromatin regulation, focusing on protein domains related to chromatin structure and function, demonstrating a step-wise increase of complexity in chromatin regulation.

In contrast, the ladder pattern for F508delCFTR, while also demonstrating a step-increment in fragment size as the R-domain is equivalently traversed, also has superimposed an additional pattern displaying fragmented parts of the R-domain, such as the region between 731 and 770 (lane 12) that now appears in smaller fragments (not seen with the 731 742-directed antibody, lane 9) of about 50 kDa.

It's not "Star Trek," but physicists in Denmark have demonstrated a step that could lead to a primitive form of instantaneous teleportation.

"This is called 'L'Acapella de Jim,' " Martle explains to Lee, with unblinking earnestness, as he demonstrates a step.

But I also found it exhilarating when Mr. Diomande demonstrated a step that I picked up easily, successfully making my way across the floor to the beat of the drums.

a, b CT demonstrates a "step" in the contour between the atrophied and non-atrophied lobes (curved arrow).

To demonstrate a step by step surgical hysteroscopy technique in a patient with asymmetric uterine septum and transverse uterine septum that was not previously described in the literature.

This work demonstrates a step towards the use of the memristor as a passive gas sensor, which we have named "memsensors", by taking advantage of the device's ability to memorize (or record) historical information.

This work demonstrates a step wise approach to evaluating the efficacy and sensitivity of commercial macro-scale technology and state-of-the-art developmental microfluidic technology under consideration for incorporation into the remotely operated MASSE instrument currently under development at the Carnegie Institution of Washington.