The last significant explosive magmatic eruption (VEI 2 3, 1530 AD) produced a multi-stage sequence: a debris avalanche from sector collapse; pumice and scoria fallout from a short-lived subplinian convective column; column collapse scoria pyroclastic density currents, and an andesite lava dome that ended the eruption (Boudon et al. 2008; Komorowski et al. 2008a).
A multi stage sampling technique was employed.
A multi stage cluster sampling was applied.
Carcinogenesis is a multi-stage process with sequence of genetic events governing the phenotypic expression of a series of transformation steps leading to the development of metastatic cancer.
But these stage sequences aren't really about making sense.
The process is built on the fundamentals of tube end forming and combines tube reduction, expansion, flaring and compression beading to establish two multi-stage cold forming sequences for producing hexagon head tubular screws and nuts.
All of the 37 transcripts we selected were identified in the Tan study, however six of these were linked to protein-coding genes in their multi-stage ribonucleic acid sequencing (RNA-seq) data sets.
The model provides but is not limited to a sequence of multi-stage results by retrieving values from a sequence of successfully solved single-period LP models.
Unlike static LP models, this multi-stage LP model minimizes a sequence of decision variables and provides time series relationships between decision variables and constraints via simulated solutions.
The majority of colorectal adenocarcinomas develop through the adenoma carcinoma sequence, a multi-stage process of molecular aberrations and mutations in key oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes (Vogelstein et al, 1988; Kinzler and Vogelstein, 1998).
Pre-strained material showed a microscopic multi-stage re-loading behavior following the sequence of elastic deformation, stress-induced martensite (SIM) transformation, a second stage of elastic deformation followed by a final stage of SIM transformation.
