Sentence examples for existence of stage from inspiring English sources

The SCM predicts the existence of Stage IV creep, which comes after the tertiary creep – where examination of nonlinear creep data clearly indicate the presence of Stage IV creep, although heretofore not recognized, in the experimental data.

Second, the throughput of ICASST scheme is also higher than the scheme in [15] due to the existence of Stage II in ICASST scheme, which increases the system throughput.

This observation may indicate the existence of stage specific regulation mechanisms for different A-type variants.

The existence of stage specific, differentially expressed transcripts in a number of species is consistent with their regulatory role which is however mostly not elucidated.

The first English-language translation was made by Walter Evans-Wentz (1927), who titled the work "The Tibetan Book of the Dead" because of certain similarities he claimed to detect between it and the Egyptian Book of the Dead for example, the existence of stages through which the deceased must travel before rebirth.

We stress that arguments for the existence of stages of divergence do not rely on strict gradualism; shifts between stages could arise after long periods of little or no change, such that divergence is not always ongoing.

In contrast, the CV values of the rest 29 transcripts are >15%, which indicate the existence of stage-specific gene expression during development.

Evidence supporting the existence of stages 2 4 in humans was recently reported by the Whitehall study group.

Studies have revealed the existence of two stages of toxicity: an inflictive stage (stage I) and progressive or regressive stage (stage II).

Thus, at each time step, the existence of the stage value  U m −1 is ensured by [ 32, 39].

However, the experimental data show the existence of a stage where the ring is positioned at the anterior side and also underlines the importance of PCP in the repositioning of actin rings.