Sentence examples for moving to the second phase from inspiring English sources

Last Friday, the European Commission said it was moving to the second phase of its investigation of Universal, including an in-depth investigation into its market powers.

After a two-minute rest, applicants move to the second phase, which consists of five consecutive tasks.

Clinical trials usually consist of three phases; the first study tests safety and looks for the proper dose; if the drug is safe, it moves to the second phase to test effectiveness in a limited number of patients.

Then they will move to the second phase, which involves creating a special Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction to come up with a bipartisan plan to reduce deficits by an additional $1.2 trillion over the next decade.

If no packets are to be generated, we move to the second phase to select, according to a stochastic decision model, the node activity to be performed.

When we grow-up, we move to the second phase.

It's time to move to the second phase of my operation.

The immunization will now move to the second phase, aiming to reach the rest of the child population that was in the path of Yolanda.

A product only moves to the third, or consumer phase, Mr. Liddle said, when it becomes cheap and widely available, no longer just a tool of someone's trade, but a discretionary purchase.

The transition between the fast and slow growth phase has therefore moved to the first pyrite appearance and explains the outlying first pyrite data point (Fig. 2).

"We are ready to move on to the second phase of the trial against 10 insurers with more than a billion dollars worth of per-occurrence coverage," he said in his statement.