This is an interim phase in our understanding of the genetic architecture of schizophrenia.
Now some would contend that this is just an interim phase.
"Civil partnerships are an interim phase, on the way to marriage," she says.
It would have to be introduced over a public holiday and there would be an interim phase between currencies.
First published in 1966, it has a status in the Virago canon that means many of us will have read it young, as a necessary classic, in that interim phase as a reader where you consume books like air, not stopping to interrogate their quality.
In that interim phase, Johnson could have attracted a new generation of shoppers that would see JC Penney as something better than a place their parent shopped during the 1960's and 1970's.
Now we're in his interim phase, where he unleashes all he has learned, but we're not yet at phase three, where I make threats that I definitely intend to carry out, and he understands them.
Population growth rates are low or near-nil at the beginning and end of the transition, while population growth can be substantial (as, conventionally, mortality decline precedes fertility decline) in the interim phase.
Such a disagreement began last week during Vice President Joseph Biden's visit to Israel, when a mid-level official in the Interior Ministry announced an interim planning phase in the expansion of Ramat Shlomo, a northern Jerusalem neighborhood.
In an interim data review of a phase III clinical trial, the drug appeared safe but not effective enough to continue the study.
