Sentence examples for means of staging from inspiring English sources

Tiny Tales In the 19th century, thanks to advances in printing technology, toy theater became a popular means of staging miniature dramatic spectacles using cutout characters.

29, 33, 34 It has been demonstrated to be an accurate means of staging the clinically negative neck, and more recently the potential prognostic value of SNB for these tumor sites has also been highlighted.

It has been demonstrated to be an accurate means of staging the clinically negative neck, and more recently the potential prognostic value of SNB for these tumour sites has also been highlighted [ 35].

Such studies may lead to early diagnosis of the disease in high-risk individuals and thus potentially serve as a means of staging patients for clinical trials of preventive or interventional therapies far before disease onset.

That doesn't mean the problems of staging a work that meant more to Szymanowski than anything else he composed – see an illuminating article in the latest issue of Opera magazine for an exploration of that – are all solved.

c corresponds to the range of bud phenology stages explained by each principal component (indeed, PCA were performed from means of stages of three blocks for each environmental condition).

Is this what FIFA meant by the "economic benefits" of staging a World Cup? Flogging a novelty octopus.

Although the modelling approach provides a powerful potential means of patient staging, it is important that such staging information is interpreted correctly.

MDCT is the standard means of M staging in most situations.

In contrast to 3 M and InMed, the deliverables of SP included its own assessment of results within DXCat, as established by means of Disease Staging software.

37 The high tissue specificity of transcription of some CLCAs 38 suggested initially that the detection of their expression in specific tissues might be useful for early diagnosis, as a means of molecular staging, and for postoperative surveillance.