"There are so many steps which we have to cooperate and coordinate together.
NS: I think that we just overcame Step 1 of many steps, which is the hardest step and that's building the foundation.
The result is dependent on many steps, which also rely on each other.
The total cost of a study comprises many steps which we have grouped into three phases: data collection, data processing and 'knowledge translation' or reporting.
The Irish authority has taken many important steps which moved privacy on Facebook forward, but when looked at it in more detail, has not always delivered solid and fact based results.
They come to see conception as a process that is split up into many small steps, which can be followed and 'seen' by means of visualizing medical technologies, namely the microscope, the ultrasound, the X-Ray, the laparoscopy, the hysteroscopy, and further laboratory technologies".
We feel it is one of many important steps which made the feminist movement more trans-inclusive.
Instead, they are obligated to take many extra steps, which heterosexual married couples are not, to protect their shared home, finances, and retirement; they are required to have ironclad documents to mandate their responsibilities and legal relationships with each other, including legally adopting their own child.
Also, current procedures to isolate peroxisomal fractions are time-consuming and involve many purification steps, which may result in the dissociation of proteins that only weakly or transiently interact with the peroxisomal surface.
Beyond the separation of the mRNA the preparation of amplified cDNA as well as WGA DNA involves many discrete steps which are prone for technical variation, such as the magnetic coupling and binding of mRNA to the column, the elution of DNA from the column, the PCR amplification of the double-stranded cDNA and library preparation which adds another step of PCR amplification.
The ceremonial process of dressing the body in Interlandi's garments is intended to be a slow process with many steps, one which "makes it somewhat easier to surrender it [the body] to nature" (RMIT Architecture and Design 2013).
