Sentence examples for with successive steps from inspiring English sources

It was going to be a mix of things being done on Mars robotically, with successive steps to set up a human lunar presence that would in turn lead to a Mars mission.

In addition, Sharp and colleagues [ 13] reported that when inflating normal lungs with successive steps of equal volume (0.5 L), up to a final volume of 3.0 L, the amplitude of the slow pressure drop owing to stress adaptation increases non-linearly with inflation volume.

Figure 4 illustrates current-time plots for the CuO/GCE with successive step changes of H2O2 concentration.

Figure 6 illustrates current-time plots for the CuO/GCE under the optimized experimental conditions with successive step changes of NO 2 - concentration.

With acetone and acetonitrile this is done in two successive steps, with ethyl acetate in one step.

The supernatants were discarded, and the pellets were washed three times with PBS, by using successive steps of resuspension and centrifugation, at 100,000×g for 1 h at 4 °C.

The overall concept and design of RELCA is meant to be adaptable and flexible, thus enabling further complexity to be introduced in successive steps, with regards to the number of environmental burdens considered and spatio-temporal considerations (e.g., adapting crop rotations and land use).

Class V myosin (myosin-V) is a cargo transporter that moves along an actin filament with large (∼36-nm) successive steps.

Most participants coped by breaking a physical activity into small successive steps with rest periods in between each task.

Based on the first and second derivatives of the three schemes, the successive steps with the same parametric configuration in the pipeline of Figure 1 were applied to extract the IPCs.

It can be envisioned that during the evolution of ulvophytes and chlorophycean green algae, the ancestral pattern of gene partitioning was disrupted in successive steps, with a Pseudendoclonium-like organization evolving into an Oltmannsiellopsis-like organization, leading ultimately to the extensive scrambling of genes observed in Chlamydomonas.