Sentence examples similar to later stage ones from inspiring English sources

Along the same line, and since P2 P3 SNc dopaminergic neurons have a significantly smaller size than at later stages, one could hypothesize that these changes are associated with significant displacements of the AIS that would alter AP properties.

Fewer drugs are being brought to market- in the face of such high approval in the later stages, one can only surmise that this is due to lack of initial investment, as well as scientific challenges to investigation and discovery of antibiotics and not end stage regulatory hurdles.

Two previous studies suggested that dutasteride and a similar drug, finasteride, could actually protect men from prostate cancer, but the Food and Drug Administration declined requests to allow the drugs to be marketed for cancer prevention, citing concerns that they may protect against early cancers but spur the growth of dangerous later-stage ones.

Williams allowed for great latitude to those who would later stage the play, with one caveat: "When a play employs unconventional techniques," he wrote, "it is not, or certainly shouldn't be, trying to escape its responsibility of dealing with reality". And as stylized as this "Menagerie" may be, its emotions never feel less than acutely real.

The choristers later staged protests, including one at the Edinburgh festival.

Among his later stage roles was the one he considered his all-time favourite, a love-struck diplomat in M. Butterfly (1989).

This is particularly true as various options may be discarded at a later stage and one does not want to have wasted time.

To have to contemplate gender reassignment at a later stage is one of the most difficult areas and can take several lengthy consultations between family and professionals.

Sometimes, the first part of the project can involve more resources from one department, while later stages shift.

A murder was later staged.

The approach has already transformed the software-development sector with its focus on early, partial results that can be improved on at a later stage, rather than one perfect result reached only at the end of a project.