Sentence examples for late stage may from inspiring English sources
Talk of halting Brexit at this late stage may be pie in the sky.
The reductions in the AeCHD genes at this late stage may not be of benefit in affecting DENV replication.
The fact that a high anti-FSPs immune response could be detected at late stage may indicate that it was difficult for tumor cells to get rid of these FSPs.
Intact dilation and extraction is frequently the only remedy left to parents who get nightmarish medical news about fetal deformities too late to safely resort to any other form of abortion: other procedures available at such a late stage may cause sterility or even death.
Downregulation of auxin-regulated transcripts such as Os03t0742900 in root at early stage, Os05t0230700 in shoot at middle stage, and Os04t0519700 (auxin response factor) in root at late stage may suggest specific functions of these genes in root and shoot growth under ++P stress.
In this scenario, over-expression of the Oleosin gene in developing jatropha endosperm, especially at the late stage, may have potential to increase oil yield in jatropha seeds.
However, Snow cautions, "While some people with dementia enjoy these enormously -- primarily those in the early stages -- those in the late stages may become confused and agitated".
However, Snow cautions, "While some people with dementia enjoy these enormously -- primarily those in the early stages -- those in the late stages may become confused and agitated". Gifts: Sometimes it's the little things that grab the attention of people with Alzheimer's the most.
Atrophy in the late stages may be more consequential than fibrosis.
As a result, the inhibition of calpains at late stages may help achieving a rapid wound healing with the invisible scar in Nassar et al. (2012).
If true, these results suggest that metastatic disease, like primary breast cancer, may be multiple diseases and that stratification of late stage patients may therefore be required to fully understand breast cancer progression and metastasis.
