Sentence examples for in a next stage from inspiring English sources
"I am worried about next stage funding cuts, I know locally that local authorities have been working to protect children's services but they've told me that they won't be possible in a next stage of cuts.
In a next stage of development, which involves a validation study assessing reliability, validity and responsiveness, final item selection and domain construction will take place.
In a next stage, the membership functions of each system's input/output are optimally tuned through an optimization procedure aiming to maximize the quality of the watermarked image (imperceptibility) and the accuracy of the watermark extraction (robustness) in several attacking environments.
Supercomputing focuses on simulations, but the two are related and that, Mr. Stowe says, represents a next stage in the march of Big Data.
They are particularly important as the prototype working environment is not controlled by a curtain or a closed box as it could be in a next engineering stage.
Frank rode to fourth from a breakaway in the next stage, again a minute and a half off the pace of the day's winner, this time David Moncoutié.
A flotation would be a natural next stage in a few years' time.Almost every investor and financial rag has a list of their favourite entrepreneurs.
In the next stage, a patient makes an appointment with a specialist (Entry into Specialty Care), which can be delayed or hindered by a number of access-related barriers including geographic, organizational, and financial factors.
Although success will eventually occur, the underlying impairment continues and is likely to be manifested in a delay in the next stage of development.
In the next stage, a senior consultant, a specialist in cardiology and internal medicine (A.F ., collected the lists (every week or 2 weeks) and scrutinized the medical records of registered patients in order to select those who did not receive any final diagnosis, or were diagnosed with the term 'unspecific syncope' (R 55.9, ICD-10).
Therefore, the division of labor in the ZGC case is a dynamic balance of high-level centralization and low-level centralization: in the early stage, a highly centralized process dominates and in the next stage, a process with low levels of centralization dominates.
