Sentence examples for last stage of development from inspiring English sources

Often, compliance and security are only addressed either at the testing phase or at the last stage of development, which could potentially result in applications that do not identify potential threats.

As a result, the last stage of development was very challenging and several intended features were cancelled so that the game could meet the launch deadline.

Iceland thus preserves a unique record of the last stages of development of one of the world's major accreting plate boundaries, most of which is elsewhere submarine.

Two further games are in the last stages of development wooga tells us and should be released in the next few weeks.

The Locationfree TV is still in the last stages of development, but we have high hopes that it will fulfill its promise any gadget that sends wires packing is a winner in our book.

NASA plans to select at least two companies this summer for final contracts that will include the last stages of development, certification and the first few operational flights.

The fact that SDs at embryogenesis stage are larger may be explained by the fact that at the last stages of development the gene connections are more complicated compared with the early development and therefore more heterogeneous.

Transcripts identified as specifically expressed in the last stages of development, included a putative transcription factor gene of the FAR1 family, similar to the FRS4, which is a homolog of FHY3.

During early and mid-development stages R gene expression is similar in both black and brown seed coat lines, though R gene expression declined during the last stages of development of the brown seeded line, in contrast to the high expression noted for the black seed coat lines.

At the last stages of development, expression is restricted to ever decreasing cell numbers in the posterior body, whereas in the scolex (the head of the protoscolex with the attachment organs) expression is only observed in the proliferative region at the base of the suckers (Galindo et al. 2003; Koziol et al. 2014) (fig. 7 E– G).

Transcripts for a predicted DS gene, six putative P450s and six putative glycosyltransferases were all confirmed as present in planta and expression levels for four of the P450s and five of the glycosyltransferases confirm a tight coregulation with the predicted DS gene across the last stages of development as seen in our expression data.