The phrase "a targeted stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific phase or level that is focused on a particular goal or audience.
Example: "In the development process, we will move to a targeted stage where we can assess user feedback more effectively."
Alternatives: "a focused phase" or "a specific level".
De novo methyltransferases Dnmt3a and Dnmt3b cooperate in the initial targeted stage of de novo methylation.
The generation of transcript models using devil-specific data is referred to as the "Targeted stage".
Our study included pre-dialysis patients with stages 2 4 CKD, while Johansen's study [ 10] targeted stage 5 dialysis patients, which means that the renal function of the patients in our study was better than it was in Johansen's study.
This model postulates that change is a process that proceeds through specific stages, each of which has key characteristics – characteristics that are amenable to targeted, stage-specific or matched interventions.
In the first stage, a targeted capture method such as PEC (Briggs et al, 2009) can be used to isolate one or more genomic region of putative Neandertal DNA from sequencing libraries.
Thus IL-16 expressing cells in ovarian tumors represent a potential target for ultrasound imaging for noninvasive detection of OVCA at early stage provided a targeted imaging agent is developed.
Similar to the assays above, the fish are mated and the eggs are injected at the 1-2 cell stage with a targeted morpholino or control morpholino and allowed to grow.
It will be important for the UK's competitiveness that such overseas investors realise that this is a targeted measure and not the first stage of a cash grab by HM Treasury.
In case this scan shows suspicion of stage IV disease, a targeted confirmatory work-up is required before definite exclusion.
A targeted analysis of expression during developmental stages relevant for ear development would be necessary to demonstrate their existence and potential connection with ear phenotype.
