Sentence examples for a significant phase of from inspiring English sources

Although this school did not produce a major master, it represents a significant phase of European printmaking.

The stratigraphic and structural architecture of the early to middle Miocene successions in the Adana Basin records a significant phase of tectonic subsidence that initiated in the early Miocene, followed by deposition of a thick deep water succession in an underfilled basin.

However, after birth, the cochlea goes through a significant phase of synaptic pruning in conjunction with innervation by olivocochlear efferents (Huang et al., 2012).

PV measurement using the super syringe consists of a significant phase of alveolar recruitment at inflation but this is followed by an active expiration and by a short disconnection from the ventilator that probably prevents any sustained recruitment.

A significant phase transformation of TCP in BCP granules occurred according to the relative content of HAp and TCP in the BCP granules depending on the sintering temperature.

After feeding the mice 1.4 g food/day, our data show a significant phase advance of the bioluminescence rhythm on the second day but not the first.

However, there was a significant phase advance of ~4 hr that was greater in magnitude than what was previously observed for dim-2 mutants (~2 hr for ∆ dim-2) (Belden et al. 2011).

A significant phase dependence of temperature-induced shift was observed in WT-derived SCN slices = 4.3, p < 0.001; genotype: F 1,91) = 0.23, two-way ANOVA) and lung slices = 13.8, p < 0.001; genotype: F 1,80) = 0.24, two-way ANOVA).

In contrast, subjects with PDS had a significant phase lag of 2 h 7 min compared to subjects without PDS (12 28 h in the former compared to 10 21 h in the latter group, p = 0.05, Figure  4).

In Europe, the NMT was a significant phase in the development of mobile telecommunications both from the perspective of operators, manufacturers, and standard-setting processes.

Figure 8 shows that contact resistance has a significant phase effect at frequencies of 80 320 Hz, although the apparent resistivity across these frequencies was much less influenced.