Sentence examples for at some phase. from inspiring English sources

At some phase of the Psalter's development there must have been an Elohistic collection (Psalms 42 83) distinguished by the use of the divine name Elohim in place of Yahweh, which is far more common in the rest of the psalms.

New transfer to RAC, other inter-facility transfers, Parkinsonism, pressure ulcers, and urinary and wound infections all increased LOS by at least 4 days or 25percentnt of baseline values at some phase of the hospital stay.

All of the three most important chemotherapeutic agents for mCRC (5-FU, oxaliplatin, and irinotecan) were used at some phase of the treatment in 86 (85%) of the patients, in 88% of the hypertensive and 82% of the normotensive patients (P=0.41).

Mr. Flake, who has given mixed signals about his political leanings, made it clear that he had seriously considered endorsing Mr. Bloomberg, saying, "At some phases, I will confess that I thought that our future leadership ought be one who had a sense of business, without necessarily a political background".

At some phases of scans, the presence of low-turbulent regions may also weaken the intensity contrast variation in blood images, so that visual tracking of blood motion declines in accuracy.

Officials and sailors from Artemis have spoken little publicly of the accident and its aftermath, but the team is beginning to emerge as it races to prepare its new yacht to compete in at least some phase of the America's Cup challenger series next month.

Reactive cysteines, therefore, are expected to be those projecting into either the anion conduction path or some crevice that is water-accessible and probe-accessible during at least some phase of the gating cycle.

However, for compounds with in vivo activity in at least one-third of tested xenograft models, there was correlation with ultimate activity in at least some Phase II trials.

Of the 205 students for whom progression information was available, 101 (49.3%) self-proposed at some stage during Phase 2, i.e. in year 2 and/or in year 3. 65 of these (64.4%) were female.

Allowing such a choice may therefore be an option that could be considered, at least in some phase I oncology trials.

Research has demonstrated that these emissions alter brain activity during at least some phases of sleep, and also on waking cognitive function.