Sentence examples for via multiple steps from inspiring English sources
Serial dilutions are made via multiple steps of filling and partial emptying of the syringe once filled with smoke and air.
Synthesis via multiple steps, seed-mediated growth or via organic solvents has overcome several of these problems, although these synthesis methods increase in complexity with the number of steps involved and will limit potential biomedical applications when organic solvents are used [25 27].
The pTGZC and pZCpTG vectors were constructed via multiple steps of cloning as described in Methods, and their maps were shown in Figure 1.
Colorectal cancer (CRC) develops via multiple steps involving genetic and epigenetic changes.
Phylogenetic analysis of the library specific hexamerin and trypsin genes was performed via multiple steps.
Notably, these preconditioning-induced ROS may mediate protein kinase C (PKC) activity and, via multiple steps, inhibit the opening of mPTP [ 2, 7].
The precursors for CdS NPs (i.e., Cd2+ and S2- ions) were injected into the growth solution sequentially via multiple step-wise additions of equal amounts of the solutions of CdCl2 and Na2S salts as is schematically shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 The scheme of the synthesis: (a) – the synthesis of undoped CdS and (b) – the synthesis of CdS Mn NPs in the water solution of polyvinyl alcohol.
Like many other types of malignancies, NPC progresses via a process involving multiple steps, including initiation, local progression, and metastasis, which are likely associated to a wide variety of genetic aberrancies.
Neutrophils are recruited via the leukocyte adhesion cascade through multiple steps (e.g. rolling adhesion and emigration), mediated by adhesion molecules including selectins and integrins [ 13].
Most importantly, we found that ITF2357 inhibits corneal fibrosis at two levels – transdifferentiation of fibroblasts to myofibroblasts and ECM production, via regulation of TGFβ/Smad/BMP7 signaling pathways involving multiple steps.
An activity achieves an objective via a development process that typically has multiple steps or phases [17].
