Sentence examples for one specific stage from inspiring English sources

Such variation states one of the main life cycle theory assumptions that a factor can have a beneficial influence during one specific stage and a negative influence during another stage.

Due to the difficulty of this detection task, the variety of solutions, sensor configurations (monocular/stereo; visible/infrared) available in the literature, we propose to break down the variability of the problem by providing exhaustive review of one specific stage: stereo-based ROI selection.

Each box contained only one specific stage of synchronized C. elegans.

We also identified cross-cutting themes that were not linked to any one specific stage.

For instance, we have examined NMD targeting at one specific stage of development, so we have not identified NMD targeting of genes that are either not transcribed at this stage, or transcribed but not translated, since NMD targeting is translation dependent.

This paper focuses on one specific, but crucial, stage of a systematic review: the literature search.

Those sequences without database matches (4,439 unigenes or 63%) were mainly derived from one appressorial library ('pta': 1,727 unigenes), from one specific germinated urediniospore stage library PT002 ('ptg': 1,598 unigenes), and from a wheat-infection stage library library PT009 ('pth': 520 unigenes; [ 14]).

Variable expression patterns were observed, including one stage-specific, vegetative stage-specific, reproductive stage-specific, and constitutive expression.

The identification of true anchor genes, which are uniquely expressed in just one specific cell type or developmental stage, can be challenging, especially for the stages immediately before and after the MET, on which we focused our analysis (Thiagarajan et al., 2011).

A view of the specific stage enables one to quickly realize that the query image was from Stage 6 and that many of the resulting patterns are from earlier stages (e.g. 4 and 5).

Many transcripts showed maximum expression within one or two specific stages of root development relative to other stages, with all stages of development possessing distinct clusters of genes showing dominant expression within that stage.