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At the tow interfaces, we considered effective mediums formed by two phases of each one.
The example multi-stage job shown in Fig. 2 is characterized by two phases of execution where the number i in the small circle indicates the i th execution phase.
Hilde and Lee (1984), on the other hand, proposed that the WPB was formed by two phases of spreading: one between anomalies 26 and 19 (approximately 59 to 40 Ma) in a NE-SW direction at a half-rate of 4.4 cm/year and another between anomalies 18 and 13 (approximately 40 to 33 Ma) in a N-S direction at a rate of 1.8 cm/year.
Therefore, the screening stage was followed by two phases of RT qPCR validation in our study.
In our previous studies, we profiled pooled serum of CAC, CA and healthy controls (same samples used in this study) followed by two phases of validation.
In the present study, we characterised the genome-wide miRNA expression profile in the serum of patients with CAC and CA and of healthy controls using a high-throughput Miseq sequencing screening followed by two phases of reverse transcription PCR (RT qPCR) assay.
About AD 530 to 670 (1420–1280 cal. yr BP) a distinctive settlement gap occurred, followed by three phases of intensive Slavic settlement until AD 1140 (810 cal. yr BP).
However, the Late Holocene trend to climate aridization was interrupted by three phases of cool and more humid conditions: late Subboreal (3000 2300 cal. (calendar years) BP), middle Subatlantic (2000 1700 cal. BP) and the Little Ice Age (600 150 cal. BP).
This was followed by three phases of centro-medially distributed effects of integration and/or attention beginning at around 160 msec, and peaking at 190 (scalp positivity), 250 (negativity), and 300-500 msec (positivity) after stimulus onset.
These introductory steps were followed by three phase of listening strategies practice orchestrated by metacognition.
According to our analysis of the growth parameters, the pubertal growth of the adolescents could be characterized by two phases: an acceleration of growth during the early stage, followed by a deceleration of growth in the late stage [ 26].
