Sentence examples for proceeding initially from inspiring English sources

The Obama Administration is proceeding initially, it seems, from a sound and firm belief that it cannot afford to be imprisoned by the debts it has inherited, or to allow fiscal constraints alone to prevent transformational projects in health care and energy.

Investigation of the early stage of reaction has revealed that it proceeds initially following second-order kinetics.

HDO of methyl palmitate proceeded initially via the hydrogenolysis into palmitic acid intermediate, followed by sequential hydrogenation-decarbonylation reaction into pentadecane via aldehyde intermediate.

The reaction proceeded initially via condensation of amino group of compound (3) with aldehyde group followed by the addition of hydroxyl group in the aldehyde derivatives to cyano function.

In a plausible mechanism, it is assumed that the reaction may proceed initially through the Knoevenagel condensation between arylaldehyde and malononitrile to form intermediate I. Next, Michael addition of 6-aminouracils to intermediate I affords II.

(2108) Transport in any multimembrane system proceeds initially in one direction, away from the site of administration.

They found that, like within-generation plasticity, nongenetic inheritance can be advantageous because adaptation can proceed initially through transmission of advantageous phenotypic variants.

In order to identify the molecular features of the pathological programming imposed by MafB in the stem cells in Sca1-MafB mice, we proceeded initially to compare the gene expression profiles of plasma cells (B220lowCD138hiFSChiSSChi) of Sca1-MafB mice versus those from WT mice using cDNA microarray analysis.

The D*-Lite proceeds initially similarly to A*, creating an optimal solution path from the initial state to the goal state, in exactly the same manner as A*.

When K2S2O8 is added to the reaction system, it is observed that polymerization proceeds initially on the surface of TiO2 nanoparticles due to the restrictive effect of the surface.

In carbamide-chloride melt, electrochemical dissolution of rhodium proceeds initially without restrictions; however, already during the second cycle, the passivation of the anode takes place which is shown by the appearance of the shoulder at the anode part of the cyclic voltammogram (Fig. 1a).