Sentence examples for fall into stages from inspiring English sources

Nor does his work fall into stages: Blake started good and is still good, although somewhere along the way he turned, says Kenyon, from a cartoonist into a "poet".

On the other hand, ICD-9 diagnosis of CKD was incorrectly reported in only 106/16,299 (0.65%) admissions, with the renal function of these patients falling into stages 1 or 2 CKD as determined by eGFR reporting.

Project events usually fall into three stages during the design process, including preliminary engineering, detailed layout, and detailed design.

Contact angle versus time plots show that water droplet evaporation from the substrates with "micro-bean sprouts" falls into two stages: the initial stage, marked by steadily decreasing contact angles and the later stage, marked by rapidly decreasing contact angles.

MJ and Spidey took what seemed to be a planned fall into the stage pit.

Basic necessities for life, such as air, food, drink, shelter, sleep, etc., fall into this stage.

A vertical handoff in our system falls into two stages which are included during a vertical handoff decision: a handoff triggering and a network selection stage.

But machinery stocks can be categorized as falling into three stages.

It falls into three stages, which may be termed Youth, Maturity, and Age; or Thesis, Antithesis, and Synthesis; or Jason, Achilles, and Nestor.

The ultimate goal of protein protein docking is the prediction of a near-native structure of the complex from many docking decoys, which generally falls into two stages: sampling and refinement.

Delays in receiving care after the decision to seek care was reached fell into two stages: delays in delivering the request for care (e.g. no phone and walking to the midwife); and delays in help arriving (e.g. the midwife or ambulance being unavailable).