Sentence examples for but two phases from inspiring English sources
Such productions have generally but two phases; by dint of puffing they obtain an ephemeral existence, during which they lie on the club library table, or in the London drawing room, or circulating in the country book society, they draw yawns from the clergyman's wife and the squire's daughter: this is their first phase.
It has not one but two phases, they tell us.
No data are currently available for sunitinib in combination with chemotherapy in MBC, but four phase II studies are underway, though two have been suspended following futility analyses.
The bone remodeling cycle begins with an initiation phase, which consists of bone resorption by osteoclasts, followed by a phase of bone formation by osteoblasts but between these two phases, there is a transition (or reversal) phase.
But aren't the two phases quite different?
But Richie was always two phases ahead, predicting the next state of play.
The officials emphasized that the United States only plans to build two phases, but the proposed language does not specify that.
There were many consistencies running through Tolstoy's life, but there were also two phases: first, the novelist; then, the crusader.
These interfaces are not random contacts between the crystals of the two phases, but form from well-matched lattice planes of the two phases.
The overall number of trips is the same in the two phases but the OD matrix in the second phase is the transpose matrix of the first phase.
