Sentence examples for almost all phases from inspiring English sources

"The fact of the matter is that cell phones can work in almost all phases of a commercial flight," said Marvin Sirbu, professor of engineering and public policy at Carnegie Mellon University.

In its more-thoroughgoing form, the welfare state provides state aid for the individual in almost all phases of life—"from the cradle to the grave"—as exemplified in the Netherlands and the Social Democratic governments of the Scandinavian countries.

Under the deal, Pegno, which presided over almost all phases of the $137 million project, would have been penalized had it been late: it would have had to pay $30,000 for each day that the work ran beyond its original Oct. 31 deadline.

This in turn calls for an even closer cooperation with experts; I will therefore argue, on the basis of the Klosa model of lexicographical phases (2013), that experts from the field of specialised communication and knowledge covered by the dictionary are truly needed in almost all phases of the dictionary process.

The 21st solar cycle dominance of all co-rotating stream parameters against the 20th and 22nd solar cycle ones, during almost all phases, could be due to the same structure of a Hale Cycle – solar cycle 21 is the second component in a 22-year SC.

During almost all phases of treatment, dental services are needed and orthodontists are almost always needed from early treatment until late adult life [19].

For almost all phase I clinical studies, the participants should be healthy males and females from ages 18-40 who are not taking any additional medication.

To date, despite very encouraging preclinical results, almost all phase II/III clinical neuroprotection trials in traumatic brain injury (TBI) have failed to show any consistent improvement in outcome for TBI patients.

Up to now, almost all phase-change heat transfer studies of conventional nanofluids (consisting of nanoparticles without functionalization) reported that nanoparticles fouled on the heated surface after the boiling process.

Almost all phase 1 and phase 2 hepatic clearance processes have a distinct isoenzyme-specific ontogeny, whereas renal clearance in early neonatal life is limited and depends almost entirely on glomerular filtration rate; the result of these factors is that the body's clearance of pharmacological agents evolves in a drug-specific, age-dependent manner.

Raw data recorded by Chinese Jiamusi and Kashi big antennas, as well as ESA's New Norcia big antenna, have been used to recover the Doppler frequency for almost all the power descending phase.