Sentence examples for corresponding stage of from inspiring English sources

At the corresponding stage of last season, under Brendan Rodgers, they had scored six.

Yesterday England began to look more ragged than at any time in the past year (unless perhaps at the corresponding stage of the first Test).

It is now 24 goals in eight matches for Jürgen Klopp's team this season compared to six at the corresponding stage of last season.

After all, the Packers had this exact same win-loss record at the corresponding stage of each of the last two seasons, and went on to win the division on both occasions.

But even if Japan's economy starts to grow again, output will stay far below potential for some years.As Japan's economic problems have been allowed to fester, the balance sheets of both banks and the government have got into a far worse state in Japan than at the corresponding stage of America's earlier slump.

Furthermore, this study shows that change in matrix permeability, stress anisotropy, fracture half-length, spacing and the rate of leak-off influence the timing of each of the stages to the extent to which the corresponding stage of hydraulic communication of the two fractures are affected.

The team has not recorded lower figures at the corresponding stages of any other season in the Sheikh Mansour era and only three clubs have scored fewer times.

The corresponding stages of its development in the hot-pressing kinetic curve are designated on the basis of microstructure observations.

The implementing framework for the integration of PEIA with urban and rural plan was first proposed, and ten important decision-making stages of the urban and rural plan process were identified as well as ten corresponding stages of PEIA.

It is shown that there are three distinct trends for the change of potential deviation angle due to fluid leak-off and that these three trends are linked to three corresponding stages of hydraulic communication between the two fractures.

The resulting Sustainability Maturity Cube is a blueprint that is based on acknowledged scientific concepts to support the systematic improvement of sustainability management by considering certain corporate activities, the three dimensions of sustainability, and the corresponding stages of development (research question 1).