Sentence examples for later stage I from inspiring English sources

While, at later stage i.e. from 15 to 24 h, the pozzolanic effect of SNPs was dominant.

Inoculum size beyond 1% although triggered the enzyme production in stationary phase, it was not sustained at the later stage, i.e., stationary phase.

For example, in one of the first studies on FDG-PET/CT's impact on predominantly later stage (i.e., III-IV) MM patients, Gulec et al. found FDG-PET/CT imaging led to a change in treatment in 49%% (24/49) [21].

In general, the direct tunneling mechanism largely depends on thickness rather than temperature; this is why a lower charge loss rate is observed at a later stage, i.e., the large physical thickness of the nanostructure tunneling layer, as shown in Figure 6a.

This could be an important step to decrease the prevalence at slaughter, provided that the pigs are not infected/contaminated at a later stage, i.e. during transport, lairage or slaughter.

"At a later stage I would ask counsel to address me on that aspect".

The focus is on the later stages, i.e. detail design.

Eventually, all three signals were observed at the same location at later stages (i.e. pollen sac).

Levels of azelaic acid, a known cellular metabolite in response to stress, were found to be depleted in infested tissues early during incompatible interaction while these levels increased at later stages i.e. 72 hai, the time point which coincides with HR in the host.

Genes expressed in early stage responses, such as 0 hai, might be more important for BLP resistance than those expressed at later stages (i.e. 6 hai).

In general, transcripts expressed in the later stages i.e. adult, had a high number of homologs (~64%) in other species, whereas those expressed in the earlier stages i.e. egg, had fewer (25% and 17%, respectively).