Sentence examples for changing the stage from inspiring English sources

On the eve of the tour she was changing the stage set and scheduling the lighting cues.

It wasn't just about changing the stage, Mr. D. said, "it was about changing the whole building".

We hypothesize that maltodextrin/ascorbic acid treatment stimulated tissue repair of chronic wounds by changing the stage of inflammation and modifying collagen turnover directly through fibroblast response.

FDG PET-CT was particularly effective at detecting metastatic disease that was unsuspected or equivocal on cross-sectional imaging studies, changing the stage of disease and influencing management in a significant number of patients.

In 1998, a North American tour with Radiohead was announced but canceled later due to difficulty of changing the stage between performances of the acts.

This system has the advantage of screening diverse properties of a cell population without the prior need for cell markers or presuppositions, and can be adapted to specific questions by changing the stage of the embryo and the grafting site.

If a sleep stage N2 K-complex was followed by a high frequency arousal, we scored the arousal without changing the sleep stage to N1.

Short of changing the final stage from a sprint to a time trial (as happened memorably in 1989) it seems hard to imagine a competitive peloton letting a rider who poses a threat either to the general classification or the inevitable sprint finale get away from the pack.

Another is to alter the timing of selection by changing the life stage when selection acts.

It adds more structure to explicitly account for the binary nature of the endogenous regressor by changing the first-stage model to a latent-variable model similar to the probit and may increase precision of estimation.

Figure 6a shows that the deficit at the feed stage has been reduced considerably on the CGCC (stage-H) after changing the number of stages and heating the feed up to 9 °C. Figure 6b shows considerable reduction of around 37 % in the exergy losses with the modified operations.