"1st stage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the first step or phase in a process, or the first-time occurrence of something. For example: "We will need to complete the 1st stage of construction before we can move onto the second."
4th stage: Removal of the plate and screws 18 Non-union 8 3 6/M Proximal femur 8 × 8 8/1st 1stageage: Open biopsy.
2nd stage: removal of the Kirschner wire 6 – 4 2 23/M Proximal third humerus 9 × 10 9/3 1st stage: Open biopsy.
Of the 547 DET between eggs and 1st stage larvae, 52 were exclusive, whereas 37 DET were shared between 1st and 2nd stage larvae, and the remaining DET were shared among the three larval stages.
While the 1st stage 44 nm FEL output is almost not affected by the wakefields, it is found that a beam energy loss about 0.8 MeV degrades the peak brightness of the 2nd stage 8.8 nm FEL by a factor of 1.6, which however can be compensated by a magnetic field fine tuning of each undulator segment.
The curability of EECs is as high as five-year survival rate for the G1 and 1st stage is 90%.
A minimum no-load temperature of 1.27 K at the 2nd stage with the 1st stage at 23 K has been achieved by a present two-stage PTC, which is the lowest temperature obtained by regenerative cryocoolers up to now.
Top 10 finishers in the 1st stage of the Tour of Britain, a 105.8-mile 105.8-mile 170.3kmbles to Dumfroms: 1. Mark Cavendish (GB/HTCHighroad) 4hrs 41mins 06secs.
Table 1 depicts the average cost per patient with 1st stage osteoarthritis annually, which exceeds 280.54€ annualy.> During stage 2, the average physician's office visits was estimated at 1.7 per patient with an average cost of 51€.
Results show that the turbine efficiency decreases as the axial gap between nozzles and the 1st stage rotor (rotor 1) increases.
Figure 2 An example of the 1st stage of SLR.
