Sentence examples for first step to considering from inspiring English sources
These data provide an important first step to considering cumulative impacts of human activities in marine environments by providing a direct measure of fishing activity, in contrast to previous work that relied on non-spatial proxies of fishing effort [4].
The second step extends the model developed in the first step to consider HIV dynamics in individuals under antiretroviral therapy.
This study has taken a tentative first step to consider and analyse the initial verb and the following noun as the unmarked Theme in Arabic, as will be discussed shortly.
The identification of tumour-suppressive miRNA-mediated novel cancer pathways is the first step to consider the effective and promising strategy for miRNA-based therapeutics for the treatment of human cancers.
An understanding of the SO-PMD equation is the first vital step to consider before designing such an emulator.
Following this discussion on vasopressor support, one should acknowledge that fluid loading is the first step to be considered in the management of hemorrhagic shock.
It's too early to foresee an immediate return to health for the housing market, but this is a crucial first step to encourage people to consider moving home again".
The study may also be considered a first step to investigate the possible bidirectional or reciprocal causal relationship of the much more studied association between social support at work and sickness absence.
We consider the first step to finding or developing a postsecondary teaching practice instrument to be an examination of what is currently available.
From an applied point of view, the identification of active bacterial species after food uptake can be considered a first step to narrow down the list of potential etiological agents of dental caries from the large set of micro-organisms found in the metagenome of dental plaque and cavities [ 3].
Hydrograph separation is considered as the first step to catchment-scale water balance analysis.
