The phrase "acting at stage" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to performing in a theatrical context, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The actors were acting at stage during the final performance of the play."
Alternatives: "performing on stage" or "acting on stage".
These were abstinence, condoms, sterilization, natural family planning (acting at Stage 1, prior to fertilization), and surgical or medical abortion (acting at Stage 3, after implantation).
69% of women responded if there was even the remote possibility of the method acting at Stage 3, they would stop using it.
We also did not ask the same questions about methods active at stage 1 as about those acting at stage 2 or 3.
Women were asked how their decision to use a birth control method would be affected if they were using a birth control method and learned that it acts at Stage 2 or Stage 3. 44% of women responded if there was even the remote possibility of the method acting at Stage 2, they would stop using it.
Ms. Ross just graduated from Sanford H. Calhoun High School in Merrick, and, according to Ross family lore, has been singing on pitch since age 2. At 7, she started studying acting at the Stage, a school in Merrick, and at 11, she starred in "The Wizard of Oz" at the Usdan Camp for the Creative and Performing Arts in Wheatley Heights.
Our group identified CAML as a Vpu-interacting protein through a yeast 2-hybrid approach, and expression and depletion studies revealed that CAML shared many of the same characteristics of a host restriction factor acting at the stage of particle retention [15].
As daily clinical practice indicates, acting at that stage is the best way to prevent extension and to allow drug-free remission.
However, given the small size of this screen, we have probably uncovered only a portion of the genes acting at each stage of pharynx regeneration.
We thus refrained from adding a question on whether the women would stop using an FP method acting at this stage.
To reveal the common (shared by all three species) and species-specific mechanisms acting at every stage of interaction between Trichoderma and R. solani we performed the statistical analysis of the respective FunCats.
Taken together the data support a sexual antagonistic pleiotropy model in which p53 function may be maintained by positive selection for fecundity and/or survival benefit during development, in young animals, and under certain stress conditions, despite acting at another stage of the life cycle and in the other sex to limit adult life span (summarized in Figure 1D).
