Sentence examples for this stepwise process from inspiring English sources

Variations of this stepwise process were faithfully reproduced in medical textbooks for decades, and the image of the diagnostician who plods methodically from symptom to cause had been imprinted on generations of medical students.

This stepwise process could provide an alternative way for the effective separation and recovery of metal values from spent Li-ion battery cathodes in industry.

The resistance phenotype observed in this stepwise process appears as a consequence of progressive increments during the whole procedure, suggesting that mutations are acquired at multiple steps.

This stepwise process can effectively prevent aggregation and precipitation by controlling the solvent environment.

During this stepwise process of maturation, new neurons gradually establish their final connectivity and become stable components of the pre-existing tri-synaptic hippocampal circuitry.

An example of this stepwise process that integrates experiment and computational data has been demonstrated in the elucidation of a complex regulatory network that governs the activity of the mammalian target of rapamycin complex 2 (mTORC2) signaling network [ 124].

This report describes the stepwise process used to produce these videos and discusses the potential benefits of converting to an Internet-based orientation system.

In this paper we describe the stepwise process and collaboration between a children's hospital and an adult academic medical center that was implemented to develop the Survivorship Transition Clinic and address the needs of ASCC in our region.

Due to the number of applications we receive and the stepwise process we use to review applications, this date cannot be altered.

This protocol signed in 1999 is part of the stepwise process of the Convention on Long-Range Traimsoundaty Air protectingand aims at protecting health and ecosystems[77].

Again, the stepwise process does not show any additional improvements on the dark count rate when compared to the single exposure process.