Sentence examples for absence stage from inspiring English sources

Oocytes were classified as late stage 13 or stage 14 based on the presence (late stage 13) or absence (stage 14) of a nurse cell cap associated with the dorsal appendages (Spradling, 1993).

Residual disease presence or absence (staged as R1 or R0) is associated with length of survival.

To judge from what was seen or, in the absence of stage lighting and machinery, otherwise gleaned, the platform will gradually move to the front of the stage, and the players (including Mr. Finckel) will rise while still playing, seeming to crowd right onto listeners' consciousness.

Now, after more than five years of self-imposed absence from stage and CD, Mr. Boltz has reached a musical and religious destination.

The show was hosted by Ricky Gervais – who not quite the same version of himself that hosted last year's event, when he attracted criticism for an extended absence from stage and for striking an ungenerous tone.

In their absence, the stage is set for players not necessarily on the radar at present to emerge this autumn as potential Lions.

To isolate migration's role as a unique form of absence, this stage of analysis excludes those children whose parents are away and divorced (N = 207 in Moldova; N = 175 in Georgia).

A weakness was the absence of stage at diagnosis for one-fourth of the patients, which varied from 25.4% (Q5) to 27.9% (Q1) by socioeconomic quintiles.

The Tanner scale (Tanner 1962), which involves the use of pictures of the breast reflecting developmental stages from the absence of development (stage 1) to adult breast development (stage 5), is based mainly on external morphology.

The absence of staged narrative that might allow for more richly developed characters partly derives from the way the show is structured.

And its long absence from stages here since has led many of its fans, including me, to speak dreamily of "The Model Apartment" as the great Margulies play that got away.