Sentence examples for content of stage from inspiring English sources

The excellent performance of ISOpure for this sub-group may result from the significantly lower cancer content of stage I tumors compared with later stage tumors.

There was a heck of a lot of content on stage at London Web Summit, and it's not easy to summarise all the conversations between 1,000 attendees, 60 speakers and three stages.

The stage number and the content of every stage decide if the structure-pieces can be formed successfully and the final forming quality.

According to Curwen et al. [ 31], the top 40 most abundant soluble proteins in adult worms, accounted for 27.4% of the total protein content of this stage.

You'll have access to three distinct stages of content: The Main Stage, the Next Stage and the Q&A Stage.

Nick Meinema of the Agency Group said Wednesday that the specific contents of the stage show were still being worked out, but would likely include "about an hour of semi-scripted stories and behind-the-scenes stuff, synced up with video and pictures, stuff that he wants to share with his fans and will be exciting for them to hear from him -- personal stories, stories about matches and his career".

The content of mtDNA in stage I breast cancer patients was significantly lower than in other stages (overall P = 0.023).

The results indicated that the content of mtDNA in stage I breast cancer patients was significantly lower than in other stages, and the quantitative level of mtDNA was not associated with clinicopathological parameters except menopausal status.

Within the ranges of the 5 factors studied, the TP content of the third stage retentate was most strongly affected by the target CF and DF and variation in skim milk composition.

Recorded initial relative water content of all three stages were significantly and negatively correlated to antecedent dry weather periods with stronger correlations during clogged conditions.

The present study was designed to provide a look at the vitamin content of the early stages of cephalopods as an approach to their vitamin requirements in culture.