Sentence examples for describes a phase from inspiring English sources

Tracing the history of antiquities collectors who lived on the frontiers of the British Empire in India and Egypt, Jasanoff describes a phase in Europe's overseas expansion when empire looked less like a one-way system of domination and more like a means of cross-cultural fusion.

The examined sample two-scale model describes a phase transition of a binary mixture with the evolution of equiaxed dendritic microstructures.

But in it, Billy describes a phase of the afterlife in which you are surrounded (I pictured it like Saturn's Rings) with a holographic movie screen that replays your life.

Cosmic inflation describes a phase lasting a tiny fraction of a second in the universe's existence, in which the universe expanded at a faster-than-light speed from a speck much, much smaller than an atom to about the size of a grapefruit.

This study describes a phase I and pharmacological study of Suramin given intravesically to patients with bladder cancer.

Tumour dormancy generally describes a phase of apparent stasis in tumour growth and is mechanistically subdivided into two models.

This describes a phased approach which begins with a theoretical phase exploring the literature and progresses to a modelling phase which confirms the relevance of components identified from the literature, followed by an exploratory phase to refine the programme design before performing a randomised controlled trial.

In this report we describe a phase I clinical trial testing the safety and immunogenicity of an anthrax vaccine using recombinant Escherichia coli-derived, B. anthracis protective antigen (rPA).

We describe a phase III trial on 200 patients with end stage squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck.

We describe a phase I trial evaluating weekly administration of PR-104, a novel nitrogen mustard pro-drug activated by hypoxia and AKR1C3.

The same group described a phase II study using the BOP-CISCA-POMB-ACE regimen comprising eight drugs plus granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (Fizazi et al, 2002b).