Variability in times to stage becomes more pronounced as later stages become longer (Table 1).
SK: Yes, if there are greater opportunities or later-stage becomes more attractive.
SK: Yes, if there are greater opportunities or later-stage becomes more attractive.
At a later stage, it becomes evident that the patient has a tumour.
For the present they would proceed on false assumptions-assumptions shed in her huge fatigue, like arms and equipment discarded on the march, which whether recovered or regretted at some later stage, had become an intolerable encumbrance in extremity.
"I find it concerning that the first check on the system revealed that the case was not known but then at some later stage it became known through identifying Manning, as there is nothing in our papers that would lead us to believe that the NSPCC had any knowledge of Manning," he said.
For example, while the rhizobacterial community of Lc. alpina was different from the interspace community in an early successional chronosequential stage, in a later stage it became similar to the interspace community.
Because ovarian cancer is often only detected in its later stages, it becomes a death sentence.
Early in the implementation process, the object of resistance is the technology itself and its features, whereas in later stages, resistance becomes more politicised and is focused at the significance of the new technology or its advocates.
In the later stage, TEAN reactions became dominant to form CO2 and additional NO.
In the early phase of the eruption, the ash fall took the form of wet mud rain and adhered to the surface on which it landed (Fig. 18a, b); however, in the later stage, the ash became drier, which allowed easy sampling.
