Sentence examples for proceeded further to from inspiring English sources

The amidation reaction proceeded further to afford N-phenylphthalmide with phosphorus oxychloride and phenyl phosphonyl dichloride in the model reactions, but not in the polymerization reaction.

Nevertheless, the initial argument bears merit, thus we proceeded further to refine the proposed algorithmic approach.

The results from this stage of study encouraged us to proceed further to second stage, with the coagulant dosage optimized at 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 and 0.4 g/l.

After determining the direction of causality between electricity consumption and GDP growth, we proceed further to examine dynamic causal relationships between sectoral output growth and electricity consumption.

Followed by the general description on 3D printed fashion products, participants were asked a screener question: "Are you aware of 3D printing technology?" Participants who answered "yes" to the screener question were allowed to proceed further to take the survey.

The driving direction is from south to north, starting in "Brandenburger Vorstadt" (again marked by a blue dot), passing "Neues Palais" in the West, proceeding further to the north via "Festungsweg", and ending in "Maulbeerallee").

Therefore, we need a more sophisticated global alignment method to standardize the shape of these patterns, before we can proceed further to the local alignment.

Whether or not any of the above dose‐finding designs is selected, proceeding further to subsequent phases naturally depends on whether the dose with hopefully a certain acceptable and/or the maximum efficacy together with acceptable toxicity can be identified.

Despite the apparent loss of surprise, the Blücher proceeded further into the fjord to continue with the timetable to reach Oslo by dawn.

We present a new tool that proceeds further to predict the distribution of scale precipitation in a one-dimensional porous medium and the consequent pore blocking.

They may engage some of the cofactors, but cannot proceed further, due to a lack of soluble cofactors.