Sentence examples for progressive step of from inspiring English sources

Though on the one hand, the census has taken the progressive step of allowing citizens to classify themselves in as many racial ways as they wish, breaking up the traditional notion of races as immutable categories, on the other hand it is up to its age-old mischief of making and unmaking racial groups.

The founding directors also took the progressive step of naming the sole woman director, Doña Saturnina García Cid y Gárate, as their first president.

We propose a model of eye development based on a complex gene network which allows for progressive steps of specification.

Miller's Triangle is divided into four progressive steps of competency ranging from 'knows' to 'does' (1.

However, it is now well recognized that progressive steps of tumorigenesis are largely influenced by the tumor microenvironment (for reviews, see refs. 1 2 3).

Hemorrhage was obtained with a controlled bleeding obtaining four progressive steps of exsanguinations: H1: -10% circulating blood,H2 : -20%, H3 : -35%, and H4 : -50% of the theoretical volemia Blood volume was estimated as: animal weight (Kg) × 65 ml/Kg.

And this, it seems, was a progressive step for Edgar.

Here, we report the implementation of ORION-VIRCAT as a progressive step towards the standardization of genomic information about viruses and the development of a scalable system to store viral information at the metagenomic scale.

"This progressive step is an example of UNICEF's determination, not only to help communities back on their feet but also to 'build back better' in terms of services for children," explains Mr. Halton.

Elimination of the draft, for instance, while seemingly a progressive step, took self-interest out of the antiwar movement.

Andrew Copson, chief executive of the British Humanist Association said: "We wholeheartedly welcome the progressive step that Girlguiding have taken today of making their movement genuinely open to all, including the large number of girls and young women who don't believe in any god.