Sentence examples for frozen stages from inspiring English sources

Patients who are first seen in the "freezing" or in the "frozen" stages are very resistant to management, which includes physical therapy, injections, and painkillers.

This section included questions on the number of embryos frozen, stage at implantation, and whether fresh or frozen embryos were used for each cycle of treatment.

The minimum heat transfer rates of secondary drying, primary drying and freezing stages were 716.79 W and − 195.17 W and − 670.71 W, respectively.

The production has the ramshackle air of an improvisatory work that has been frozen several stages too early in the rehearsal process, resulting in lots of slack moments and unrewarding digressions.

In Experiment 1, total and progressive motilities did not differ among pre-freeze stages of cryopreservation (P > 0.05).

Taking into consideration the absence of load at stages 3 and 4 and constancy of the curvature χ * frozen during stage 2, the relations (6) could be rewritten as 0=left {E}_1+{E}_2N(t)right chi left t,sright -{chi}_2left t,sright -{chi}_2left ttyle underset{0}{overset{t}{int }}dNleft(Tleft(tau right)right).} (11).

During subsequent heating (stage 4) the rod progressively straightens because of the molecular mobility growth, and the deformations frozen at stage 2 release.

Don't freeze of stage fright on stage.

Strained epitaxial growth of Fe70Pd30-xCux with x = 0, 3, 7 is used to freeze intermediate stages during the martensitic transformation.

The YBAs, and what later became known as Britart, emerged in 1988 from a now legendary show called Freeze, staged by Damien Hirst in a warehouse in London's Docklands, which included several of his contemporaries from Goldsmiths College.

Selected inclusions were analysed microthermometrically using a U.S.G.S.-type heating-freezing stage mounted on a Leitz Sm-Lux Pol polarizing microscope.