Sentence examples for make a further step from inspiring English sources

Now they have had the manufacturers' full backing this year in developing 2017's car, their engine should also make a further step forward – it is already performing well in a car with a good chassis as Red Bull finish the season second only to Mercedes.

To make a further step towards causal analysis, we exploit variation in skills from two natural experiments.

This study could make a further step on predicting rheological properties, helping improve the actual sludge treatment process and the operation of sludge dewatering.

We are now ready to make a further step and consider also making the entity linked to the phospholipid on the sn-2 position a potential drug, i.e., a prodrug that is turned into an active drug upon release by s-PLA2 action in the cancer tissue.

In 2012, Almeida and Drihem [11] made a further step and gave boundedness results for T on (dot{K}_{p cdot)}^{alpha(cdot),q}({Bbb{ R}}^{n})) and (K_{p cdot)}^{alpha(cdot),q}({Bbb{ R}}^{n})), where the exponent α is variable as well.

Chromatography by MPLC did not result in the separation of the pure substance, making a further step of purification necessary, using a preparative HPLC-PDA in order to isolate the majority of substances.

To meet these requires, a great deal of efforts have been made to take a further step in anode electrode materials with superior performances [9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15].

This is a plausible pattern since seeking care from the health center may already have exhausted the family's resources, making a further referral step to hospital wholly unrealistic, primarily for lack of money [ 16].

Making the workers part-owners of the business would be a radical alternative, but it would be a further step towards making it a viable commercial enterprise.

A further step is made by applying electron beam lithography to provide lateral definition and facilitate three-dimensional structuring.

This represents a further step toward making such technology available to patients in the outpatient setting.