That's something usually achieved on stage rather than screen.
First, if individual raw data is available for all studies and irrespective of the final approach, most statisticians and methodologists prefer the one-stage rather than a two-stage approach [ 2].
At one stage, and rather likeably, he frankly acknowledged as much, pausing and staring briefly into the middle distance before apologising and admitting he'd "completely lost the thread" of what he was saying.
The focus should be on the effects of mixing on a multiple stage digestion process and also finding new methods to evaluate the effects of mixing in the one stage digestion process rather than evaluating a wider range of mixing modes, intensities and substrates.
Entire groups nest on one side of the stage rather than yield to conventional symmetrical design.
Wong Kar-wai locates the poignancy of their love affair in how short-lived it is, and how short all our lives are, and how we behave as if the excitement or the pain of each moment is the precursor to an infinite supply of such moments: the prelude to an open-ended vista, rather than one stage of a finite history.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04664.015 To exclude that the ubiquitous p38-GFP nuclear clearance did reflect a visualization artefact, we analyzed the p38 activation in embryos misexpressing hbox12 in one blastomere at the 4-cell stage, rather than into the zygote.
Such studies did not discuss these signatures in the context of the two-stage development; rather, they implicitly assumed only one stage.
Ricoeur (2004, 137) emphasizes that historians do not necessarily proceed from one stage to the next in a linear fashion; rather, he postulates that these stages are non-linear, "methodological moments interwoven with one another".
At one stage even the prosecution seemed to distance itself from its high-profile witness, suggesting she be considered a court witness, rather than one for the prosecution – an offer the court declined.
