Sentence examples for be an intermediate stage from inspiring English sources
Development of an S. epidermidis-dominated microbiota may either protect a person from subsequent S. aureus colonization or be an intermediate stage in succession to a nasal microbiota dominated by S. aureus.
Finally, there may be an intermediate stage between sub- and neo-functionalization.
Ventilator-associated tracheobronchitis (VAT) is believed to be an intermediate stage between colonization of the lower respiratory tract and VAP.
Shaft synapses have been described in cortical dendrites, particularly during early stages of synaptic development, and they may be an intermediate stage before the formation of spine synapses.
The tritrophic interaction (pollinator/larval predator-orchid-aphid) may be ancestral within Epipactis and may be an intermediate stage between plant-predator mutualism (or indirect defense) and floral deception.
Given the near ubiquity of alternative splicing (AS) in many groups of animals and possibly plants [ 48], Tarrio et al. proposed that AS could be an intermediate stage in the evolution of IS.
Another smokable and highly addictive form is cocaine paste, which is an intermediate stage in the processing of coca leaves into cocaine.
Without most of us quite noticing when it happened, the web went from being a strange new curiosity to a background condition of everyday life: I have no memory of there being an intermediate stage, when, say, half the information I needed on a particular topic could be found online, while the other half still required visits to libraries.
What is missing is an intermediate stage: so far as this message is concerned, at production point it is 'phonic' but it is also 'mediated: congruent: a-synchronic'.
"Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) is an intermediate stage between the expected cognitive decline of normal aging and the more serious decline of dementia.
The primitive consonant clusters sm- and sn- came out in Quenya as and ; it has been suggested that there was an intermediate stage of and, the voiceless versions [m̥] and [n̥], in Common Eldarin; these soon merged with the voiced and.
