Sentence examples for is a distinct stage of from inspiring English sources

The juvenile justice system, founded on the idea that childhood is a distinct stage of life, is being dismantled, with more teenagers imprisoned alongside adults.

But "parenthood," the word, dates only to the middle of the nineteenth century, and the notion that parenthood is a distinct stage of life, shared by men and women, is historically in its infancy.

I have learned to view my years in my old house as being in a distinct stage of my life (being a busy professional), and my new home as that for my next stage of life (being retired).

There is also some doubt as to whether it is possible to classify patients according to a distinct stage of change [ 9, 11].

For example, our finding that PAD-mediated citrullination in mammary tissue appears to be restricted to epithelial cells during a distinct stage of the estrous cycle and limited to a small subset of targets (likely histones and nucleophosmin) suggests that PAD activity is likely facilitating a specific event during diestrus.

But with only momentary exceptions, there is a distinct lack of command emanating from the stage.

Although each element is modular, the distinct stage of skeletogenesis prior to and after fusion may vary across Squamata (Figs.  13 and 17).

For public sector applications like salt spreading and road maintenance, this partitioning is a real distinct stage in the organization and planning of services, and as is the case with location, districting is of a non-operational nature.

Further investigation needs to be done to ascertain if 14-3-3σ 14-3-3σ 14-3-3σdditional facombinesd if 14-3-3σ's expression in tumor heterogeneity is found in distinct stages of HCC.

Although there is evidence that distinct stages of recovery can be differentiated [ 9], these stages are not linear [ 35].

One explanation could be that the function of p53 is dependent on distinct stages of mesencymal/mesodermal differentiation.