Sentence examples for milestone stages from inspiring English sources

Western blot analyses performed on fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS -purified GFACS -purifiedterneurons from Dlx-GFP embryos further confirmed the specific expression of GlyR α2 subuninterneuronscal interneurons at difroment milestone stages (E13.5, E15.5, and E17.5; Figure 1F).

Unfortunately, children don't come with directions––parenting books are designed to help us what we may (or may not) expect during certain milestone stages.

Each virtual project has associated with it a dynamic number of chemists and biologists with drug metabolism/pharmacokinetics (DMPK) support that varies according to project priority, type, and milestone stage.

Now, with the departure of the last two remaining journalists from the street of a thousand dreams*, the London Press Club is marking the historic milestone by staging a special long lunch.

By tracking data like the number of days you've been smoke-free, the amount of money you've saved not buying cigarettes and even health-benefit milestones (like stages at which your blood pressure, heart function and carbon monoxide levels normalize), QuitNow! offers achievable benchmarks toward recovery.

Acceptance of these products based on successful research results will drastically increase demand and allow for expansion to foreign markets Major Milestones Animal stage Research and Development underway, early Year One.

No matter where a startup is in its stage of development, the immediate next stage milestone – where the entrepreneurs should focus their attention next – is immediately clear.

The repayment is another milestone in its staged retreat from the banking industry.

The repayment marks another milestone in its staged retreat from the banking industry.

Focus on milestones and life stages more than age alone.

Congenital myopathies are inherited muscle disorders with a variety of symptoms, including muscle weakness, hypotonia (decreased muscle tone) and delayed motor milestones (child development stages) that are usually present from birth.