Sentence examples for step wherein from inspiring English sources

Nobody seems to object if you turn to such technologies to ensure that your kids don't have some crippling, or fatal, disability — but people get upset by the next step, wherein you reach out for superior ability.

I have since recognized that the immediate guilt I feel when I'm drawn to something that may not be palatable to my mother almost always gives way to appreciation, and now I usually skip the step wherein I throw things I like into the trash-compactor chute.

To confirm this, we did an AUC parameter comparison between data after the optimization step and data after the validation step, wherein both Hill parameters appeared among the top three parameters (data not shown).

Scanning electron micrographs were obtained for three PIL-based coatings following approximately 70 extraction/desorption steps, wherein the fiber coatings were observed to be largely smooth and intact.

In the residual resampling scheme, the mth particle can be resampled N t (m)  + R t (m) times, whereas, N t (m) and R t (m) refers to the replication number obtained from the earlier two steps, wherein, N t (m)  = Nw t (m).

We propose these three stages as guiding steps wherein the REDD+ NFI can be optimized according to national circumstances and capabilities.

GATK involves more sophisticate pre- and post-processing steps wherein the genotype prior is fixed and constant across all loci and the likelihood of an allele at a locus is a function of the Phred score (McKenna et al., 2010).

Centriole duplication is thought to occur in several sequential steps, wherein CEP152 and CEP192 first interact with each other to recruit polo-like kinase 4 (PLK4) to the site of centriole assembly [ 107– 107].

This is addressed by (a) our intensive media and targeted education campaign to facilitate representative recruitment from across the catchment and (b) the availability of a historical control at the STEP site, wherein DUP distributions available for years before ED implementation will allow pre-post comparisons to assess for differential skewing.

The higher sensitivity of cells to the distant attractant source suggests a multi-step model wherein cells navigate through an array of chemoattractant sources in a step-by-step manner (i.e., multi-step chemotactic navigation) [12], [13].

Nitrification can be generalized as a two-step process wherein the initial oxidation of NH3 to NO2−, considered as the rate-limiting step, is followed by the oxidation of NO2− to NO3−.