Sentence examples for imposed by stage from inspiring English sources

Construct a logistic model for missing occgp regressing on variables distot, age, sex, and status and excluding individuals with missing values imposed by stage 1.

Economic sanctions during UDI, which had been imposed by stages from 1966 to 1968 on both imports and exports, were lifted in December 1979.

Construct a logistic model for missing occgp regressing on variables onset, distot, age, sex, and status and excluding individuals with missing values imposed by stages 1 & 2. Impose missing data in cprs0 for individuals with fitted probabilities falling in the top eighth of probabilities.

Despite the physical intimacy imposed by its stage setting, William Goldman's theatrical version of the 1987 Stephen King novel lacks the stifling sense of claustrophobia that made Rob Reiner's 1990 movie version starring Kathy Bates and James Caan so unnerving.

The complexity of interacting diseases and degradation of quality of life imposed by late-stage CKD makes it a disease entity that is qualitatively and quantitatively different than early-stage CKD.

Lack of disease state education results in patients ill equipped to cope with the critical decisions imposed by late-stage CKD and leaves patients prone to complications of the disease.

This suggests that a barrier to Taxol may have been imposed by this late stage.

With grown-up theatrical savvy and a child's wonder at what it can achieve, "Peter and the Starcatcher" floats right through the ceiling of the physical limits imposed by a three-dimensional stage.

Amid such moans it is worth remembering that, for all the barriers that foreign multinationals face in China, it has welcomed them with open arms compared with the protectionism imposed by Japan and South Korea at comparable stages in their economic development.

This suggests a trade-off between high performance and steering imposed by the requirement for a stage 2 counter turn to enable further development of thrust-associated flow patterns initiated during stage 1 (Borazjani et al., 2012).

Performance constraints are likely imposed by the central role of stage 1 kinematics in the effective transfer of momentum to the water.