Sentence examples for multiple stages of development from inspiring English sources
A growth company like Tinder often requires operational and structural changes as it evolves through its multiple stages of development.
Develpoing a vibrant ecosystem comes from having multiple companies at multiple stages of development, and will come from places you don't expect.
We created multiple stages of development in a short time period and I think our product team did an awesome job of iterating so fast and getting to a point where Dubsmash took off".
The use of flat cellulose substrates coupled with sampling the biofilm structure at multiple stages of development allowed dissection of the multi-step process of biofilm formation and cellulose degradation (Figure 7).
Each of these traditional valuation practices may lead to under valuation and thus underinvestment in earlier stage drug development projects, even though some will offer high or breakthrough innovation potential with the option to abandon them at multiple stages of development (Newton et al. 2004).
Nevertheless, our cross-sectional descriptive questionnaire provides much of the initial epidemiological needs analysis that can then inform and drive these multiple stages of development, and can be used as a template for similar investigations in the many hundreds of EDs, hospitals and EM systems that are in similar stages of EM development as Paarl Hospital.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02270.015 We report that Pak2, an effector for the small GTPase Rac and Cdc42, is essential for multiple stages of thymocyte development and maturation.
ARF2 promotes transitions between multiple stages of Arabidopsis development and positively regulates flower development [ 65].
The developing leptomeninges affect multiple stages of cortical development.
Similarly, highly significant overlap in module genes were observed during bovine and human late pre-implantation development (from 8-cell to blastocyst) although some bovine stage-specific module genes can be found in multiple stages of human development, and vice versa.
Mr. Kimball and Ms. Glover were the rare pair of actors who stuck with their roles through multiple stages of creative development -- in the case of "Memphis," six years from the show's world premiere in Massachusetts in 2003 to its opening on Broadway in October 2009.
