Sentence examples for evolution of stage from inspiring English sources

However, in the specially designed specimen, the complex stress distributions result in not only more stable shearing processes in stage I, but also the evolution of stage II before stage III, which causes the formation of a large number of shear bands.

The time evolution of stage 1 to stage 5 was 10.10 years and stage 3 to 4, 1.5 years.

Transversal interventions are designed for pressure relief and positional changes, favoring an optimal evolution of stage II PrU (PrU-II).

Their function could shed light on the biological events responsible for the different response to treatment and clinical evolution of stage 4 NB patients.

Therefore, the primary objective of this study was to determine the time course of the clinical evolution of stage 3 CKD patients, to estimate the incidence of anemia of renal origin and to describe its characteristics.

This movement toward permanence greatly influenced the evolution of staging in the 18th century.

An invited panel of experts reviewed the historical evolution of staged surgical reconstruction, the randomized clinical trials that have been undertaken thus far, and the extent to which these have, or have not, influenced individual and institutional approaches to management of HLHS.

Embryo staging and evolution of staging parameters.

There has been a constant evolution of upper stages used with the Soyuz launcher; in 1999 upper stages with restartable rocket engines entered service.

However, it is not a necessity for the evolution of different stages of non-magmatic unrest.

Furthermore, the changing requirements of the platform have resulted in a rapid evolution of five stages of the robotic platform in 2 years.