Sentence examples for late stage i from inspiring English sources

Even at this late stage, I still suspect that Boehner and his colleagues in the Republican leadership may find some way to avoid a shutdown.

"Even at this late stage, I urge Ineos to continue dialogue with the work force, and government will offer help and support with this," Edward Davey, Britain's secretary for energy and climate change, said in a statement.

If they are doing this at such a late stage (I appreciate that it has been common practice for governments to do this, but look at the resulting quality of our legislation), it might be suspected not unreasonably that there will be some significant glitches (perhaps even worthy of the Prescription Act 1832).

EVEN at this late stage, I can't always tell to what extent I may be overfond of a particular performance because it afforded my first exposure to a composer or a work and to what extent I was merely fortunate in having stumbled onto a truly excellent performance in the first place.

"It's a massive change at a late stage, I have to just keep focusing and looking forwards".

"This parade is damaging to community relations and even at this late stage I would call upon the organisers to think again and call it off".

EEs, primarily cost-effectiveness analyses (CEA), are done for reimbursement in the late stages (i.e. post-market) of an intervention's development.

They added 0.5, 1.25, and 2.5 wt% binder amount of nanoparticles to the cement and tested the compressive strength at the early (i.e., 3 and 7 days), standard (i.e., 28 days), and late stages (i.e., 56 and 180 days), whereas the capillary permeability was only determined after 180 days.

As expected, the KGFP transgene produced transcripts that exhibited no localization activity (data not shown), i.e., they remained in nurse cells until very late stages (i.e., after stage 11) of oogenesis, when nurse cells indiscriminately dump their entire cytoplasmic contents into the oocyte, in a process known as nurse cell regression.

Three DFA models were developed that achieved excellent discrimination between the subpopulations: (i) GC vs benign gastric conditions, among all the patients (89% sensitivity; 90% specificity); (ii) early stage GC (I and II) vs late stage (III and IV), among GC patients (89% sensitivity; 94% specificity); and (iii) ulcer vs less severe, among benign conditions (84% sensitivity; 87% specificity).

Among the tumours tested, 36/57 (63.16 %) were at late stage (III and IV) and 19/57 33.333 %) at early stage (I and II).