Sentence examples for steps one step from inspiring English sources

However, our data suggest that motorized distraction at 1 mm per day in 1,440 steps (one step a minute) does not improve time to union significantly nor does it reduce complications of bone fracture when compared with a traditional manual distraction rate of 1 mm per day in four steps.

Coarse mode steps (one step about 750 nm) can be executed in any direction until the micromanipulator reaches its physical limits.

The participants belonging to the WT group were instructed to make successive steps (one step following the auditory stimulus) using the same QMT pace, duration, and auditory cue, but their movement was free in space (not within a square).

Put steps one step higher until both sides come together.

I'll do it step by step, one step at a time, and each candidate will have to make up his own mind as to what their choices are in this race".

Al Sharpton was in my face last night and I was not going to step one step, half a step, backwards, and I don't care who's in my face.

The procedure of data collection was shown in the following diagram: The first phase of data collection included step one, step two, and step three as indicated in the diagram.

One Step Forward, One Step Back draws on Dante's Paradiso and the city's landscape, using film, installation, models and live performance (7 April-10 May).

"Today, Congress took one step forward and one step back on Guantanamo," said Steven Hawkins, executive director of Amnesty International USA.

Every time I get on a new horse, a more challenging horse, it's one step up, one step harder and tougher.

Thus this judgment seems to be a kind of Echternach procession: two steps forward, one step back (or even one step forward and two steps back, depending on ones perspective).