Sentence examples for a distinct phase of from inspiring English sources
A distinct phase of controversy began in 1991 with the appearance of Oliver Stone's film JFK.
Noting that medieval artists depicted children as adults, only smaller, he argued that early modern parents had little conception of childhood as a distinct phase of life.
The sheer scale of the task convinced me that it would have to be a trilogy, with each novel covering a distinct phase of Cicero's life and so capable of being read as a standalone story.
Symeon's mystical theology is a distinct phase of an evolutionary process in Greek spirituality that began in the late 2nd century.
At the same time, the emerging child-study movement and the new specialty of pediatrics helped popularize the idea that childhood was a distinct phase of life and that adolescents, in particular, moved through discrete developmental stages, which adults had a duty to try and understand.
The migraine aura is commonly considered to be a distinct phase of a migraine attack that precedes headache [1].
In RA the first few months after symptom onset represents a pathologically distinct phase of disease which may translate into a therapeutic window and crucial target for implementing aggressive treatment protocols to permanently switch off or significantly arrest the disease process [ 9- 11].
Each of the three stages identified has been presented as a distinct phase in the sequential progression of a given pathogen from its first appearance through to its eventual control.
Very early RA is suggested to represent an immunopathologically distinct phase of the disease in which a "window of opportunity" for early drug intervention with the potential to prevent joint damage may exist [ 3].
Mg2TiO4 spinel formed a complete solid solution with MgAl2O4 spinel but Mg2TiO4 remained as a distinct phase owing to the heterogeneous microstructure of bauxite-containing samples.
Indeed, it has been suggested (Abouheif 2008) that parallelism may be considered a special and distinct phase of evolution characterized by "the flickering on or off of characters between closely related species through time".
