The phrase "a unique stage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific and distinct phase or period in a process, development, or experience.
Example: "This project represents a unique stage of our company's growth, showcasing our innovative approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "a distinct phase of" or "a singular point in".
Each site represented a unique stage of e-prescribing implementation - pre/transition/post.
The health science and innovation system in the Netherlands is currently at a unique stage of integration.
Therefore, it seems reasonable to assume (at least to some extend) a different disease biology in these patients, and to specifically address this situation as a unique stage of disease.
In the light of the fact that '… the content of stroma and CAF may change with different cancer stages' (as the authors themselves stated correctly in the Discussion section), one should keep in mind that an appropriate selection of patients with a unique stage of disease thus should be an important issue in novel translational studies.
Perhaps, it is not reasonable to consider that a unique stage controls the rate of the overall reaction.
Each Capitella sp. I Hox gene exhibit its broadest and highest expression level at a unique stage, reflecting the order of activation for each gene.
This two-digit combination, 10, matches the character B. The table Decoding a message encoded with encoding 2 shows each unique stage of decoding this string.
Although explicit examples of chemicals or drugs blocking negative selection have yet to be determined, this perinatally unique stage of immune development would appear to be a significant factor in later-life autoimmune disease.
That could clinicians to diagnose diseases before symptoms develop, or to tailor treatments to each individual's unique stage of disease, Mahajan said.
The remarkable truth about each unique stage of life is that it's really not about what you leave behind at all; it's about what you take with you. 1. Friendships that will last a lifetime.
These technical issues make limited progress in the field of mitochondrial fusion, thus making it virtually impossible to identify and dissect the unique stages of the reaction, experiments which are routinely performed in other membrane fusion systems [ 12].
