Sentence examples for contiguous stages from inspiring English sources

Here the term cohort does not refer to tree age cohorts, as usual, but to the contiguous stages of forest structure in succession, similar to those presented by Oliver (1981).

Summarizing earlier work, he argued that a measurement on a quantum system involves two distinct processes that may be thought of as temporally contiguous stages (417-418).[8] In the first stage, the measured quantum system S interacts with M, a macroscopic measuring apparatus for some physical quantity Q.

Although there are clearly defined morphologic differences between the schizont, merozoite, and ring stages, biological processes may be shared in contiguous stages.

With the exception of the 0.4 mm stage, there is considerable overlap in transcript accumulation between contiguous stages.

To better characterize the most active stages as regards proteome changes, the relative abundance of the deregulated proteins was computed between contiguous stages (reporter ion ratios 115/114, 116/115 and 117/116 per experiment) and these values were used to rank the selected protein lists.

For patients with stage I or contiguous stage II follicular lymphoma RT alone is well recognized, "preferred," or the treatment of choice.

(1) Patients were also required to have stage IE or contiguous stage IIE disease with cervical lymph node involvement and at least one measurable lymphomatous lesion in the nasal cavity and/or its adjacent sites.

In X. laevis, solid "profundal" (ophthalmic) and "trigeminal" (maxillomandibular) placodes are contiguous on stage 14.

No significant difference was shown when the adenoma was compared to the contiguous cancerous Tis stage tissue which was also recently reported in by Kwon et al [26].

Its coastline is the second longest among the 48 contiguous states, not the longest.

During the first stage, 4,999 contiguous wells in the area were sampled in March June 2000 (van Geen et al. 2002, 2003b).