Sentence examples for be a transitional stage from inspiring English sources

These data indicate that rat MLE shares similar properties to human MLE in its expression pattern of these markers, not withstanding small differences, and support the concept that MLE may be a transitional stage in the metaplastic conversion of squamous to columnar epithelium in BE.

In Steffe and Cobb's (1988) study with K-2 students in which the number sequences were first theorized, operating with a TNS was thought to be a transitional stage that students would move through quickly as various tacit quantitative relationships were made explicit upon repeated exposure and reflection.

This is often found to be a transitional stage between normal ageing and dementia.

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is assumed to be a transitional stage between normal aging and dementia.

This may be a transitional stage, but it also means that the future of the concept of global health is at risk: if global health does not achieve more general global ownership in the relatively near future, it may go into terminal decline as a concept.

What they need to remember is that this is a transitional stage.

It appears that women do accept the rational benefits of shale gas – reducing our reliance on overseas supplies, creating an industry that will provide thousands of jobs, and making a contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and being a transitional stage in the UK's plan for a low carbon future – but have concerns about fracking technology and its impact on the environment.

"It was a transitional stage that was really messy but, at the same time, had glimpses of brilliance".

At this time in my life, it's a huge turning point, it's a transitional stage and I'm ready.

Actually, the thick root was a transitional stage from fibrous root to tuberous roots.

Impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) is a transitional stage to DM, and many previous research studies have suggested that IGT plays a role in the development of neuropathy (10, 11).