That doctor told a different story: Mrs. Adler's relatively small Stage 2 tumor was treatable with lumpectomy followed by radiation, he said.
She was determined to bring a Janet-size production to the relatively small stage of the Nokia.
Making remarkable use of the festival's relatively small stage, she has created a show full of the kind of grand images that linger in a child's mind.
(The production's use of video projections, however, gave added depth and atmosphere to the Rose Theatre's relatively small stage. Pier Francesco Maestrini is the stage director).
This approach includes splitting a program into relatively small stages (core programs) that process data flow elements.
Second, "existing models have succeeded at a relatively small scale but face a lack of early-stage financing, limited partnership opportunities, and unfamiliar or restrictive regulations".
As a carbon-free resource immune to fuel-price increases and capable of being deployed in relatively small stages, it is a good thing, worthy of research and development spending, some targeted encouragement and the benefits of a carbon price.
This is based on the OPTIMA trial in which a relatively small first stage is used to select between several biomarkers; the chosen biomarker is then used to guide treatment in a larger second stage.
His career started with Amazon when it was a relatively small, early-stage private company.
One can envision a relatively small, early-stage study confirming feasibility and determining effect size in non-demented DS individuals to inform a larger late-stage trial.
The Nashville-based foursome is fronted by Melissa Mathes, a bundle of energy who strutted her soulful stuff while wearing a bizarre outfit (with a series of what looked liked six-pack plastic rings hanging over her pretty blue dress) before a relatively small crowd on the BMI stage.
