Sentence examples for important next stage from inspiring English sources
We look forward to talking with you about how Yale can help you achieve success in this important next stage of your career.
Developing design guidelines is an important next stage in promoting passive methods for reducing air pollution and ensuring their integration into future urban planning strategies.
The last two years have witnessed an important next stage in this evolution, with the arrival of the first devices for genetically profiling single cells on a genome-wide scale.
The Harvard Center Shanghai, which occupies an entire floor of one of the newly constructed skyscrapers in the city's Pudong section, is the first such presentation and research space of its kind outside of Boston and Cambridge, and represents an important next stage of the University's long engagement in Asia.
Upfront fees, life care options, meal plans and a host of other variable costs can bewilder even the savviest individual considering this important next stage of life.
Consequently, testing the potency of the DEC205-Her2 fusion protein in the Her2/ neu transgenic model would be an important next stage to determine the potency of this vaccine in breaking immunological tolerance.
We tried to play well, to play simple football, and to score goals and these goals will be important for the next stage".
The choice being made now is based on Larry's strengths being more important for the next stage of growth.
It is important during the next stage to formalize a method of data capture that is neither controversial ethically or problematic conceptually.
Our strategy of separating NP genes into two groups with distinct expression profiles highlights, on one side, genes which are active only during progenitor specification (tNP group) and, on the other side, genes that might also be important for the next stage of NP development (nNP), when competence to enter neurogenesis is acquired.
The important thing in the next stage will be learning, not having one's biases proved right or wrong.
