Sentence examples for preparatory steps to from inspiring English sources

To create a universal checklist of key preparatory steps to aid anesthesiologists in patient separation from cardiopulmonary bypass.

That isn't to say there aren't preparatory steps to be taken now, or that there isn't a collaborative opportunity across the sector.

Mr. Eliasson said that the fragmented rebel groups fighting the government had merged into five identifiable groups, but that only two of them were willing to consider even the preparatory steps to peace negotiations.

United Nations antiaircraft batteries in southern Lebanon took "preparatory steps" to fire at Israeli warplanes after they violated a cease-fire by repeatedly flying overhead, United Nations officials said.

A review of the medical chart found no indication that Dr. Moon had taken basic preparatory steps to ensure that Mr. Brown was well enough for the procedure, according to written findings of the medical division.

"There is actually quite a bit of money that is ready to be deployed once these programmes have taken all the necessary preparatory steps to convince the donors," he explains.

The mathematical framework of different nonlinear physics processes is then introduced as a preparatory step to review in detail the most important meta-heuristics based on them.

In the present instance the certification of Sec. 2, Ninth, is but a preparatory step to bring about the collective bargaining which is the essential purpose of the Act but it does have an immediate effect since it destroys the petitioners' alleged right to participate in an election based on their view of the proper electoral unit.

As a preparatory step to the realization of the AMULOR 3D imager, an experimental test bed has been set up in the ENEA Frascati research center, comprising a couple of tanks (1.56 m and 25 m long, resp).

The authors state that the relative contribution of each preparatory step to the accuracy of variant identification is dependent on read depth; the lack of a sufficient number of reads in a low-coverage scenario limits the power of local multiple sequence alignment.

As preparatory step to study diagnostic stability, we first defined four different measures of diagnostic variation that describe the numbers of shifts in diagnoses and in diagnostic spectra as well as the complexity associated with these two type of shifts (for details see section on Methods).