Sentence examples for a stage defined by from inspiring English sources

His Cinderella dances to dreams of her parents' lost union, on a stage defined by panels recalling pages from a book.

In the case of Xenos he is the only dancer on a stage defined by a single architectural feature, augmented by a few chairs, a swing, a string of naked light bulbs and lots of rope.

In general, people are considered frail when they have entered a life stage defined by multiple health problems and loss of reserves on several domains of functioning [ 1– 3].

Presence of IL-6 or increased levels of CRP in the blood were not seen and a septic stage, defined by the presence of these biomarkers [ 40], was thus not reached.

All embryos were maintained at 17 °C in sea water at the CNRS animal husbandry facility in Gif-sur-Yvette Gif-sur-Yvette Gif-sur-Yvette105) until they reach a given developmental stage, defacility theireferenceength.

CKD at a moderate and more severe stage defined by an estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) level <60 mL/min/1.73 m affects about 38% of subjects over 70 years in the United States [ 7].

Evidence for the economic benefit of early DBS comes from a recent Markov state transition decision analytic model of STN DBS applied at an early versus delayed stage, defined by off time.

Temporally, we found that the Nematostella life cycle comprises two fluorescent phases: 1) a mono-fluorescent phase characterized by the presence of green fluorescence during early polyp stages; and 2) a bi-fluorescent phase starting at the 12-tentacle stage, defined by the appearance of red fluorescence in the oral endoderm.

Each severity stage defined by the 3 classifications was related to a higher risk of ICU mortality RIFLE (p = 0.030), AKIN (p = 0.004) and KDIGO (p = 0.021).

Additionally, Figure 1 shows that each stage has a distinct transcriptome signature that generally corresponds to its seed development stage defined by the embryo's morphology.

All embryos were maintained at 17°C in sea water until they reach the correct developmental stage, defined by their total length.