Sentence examples for ongoing stage from inspiring English sources

The third (ongoing) stage involves generalizing to instructors (mathematicians) who were not involved in the design process.

Two Calyptogena clam intracellular obligate symbionts, Ca. Vesicomyosocius okutanii (Vok; C. okutanii symbiont) and Ca. Ruthia magnifica (Rma; C. magnifica symbiont), have small genomes (1.02 and 1.16 Mb, respectively) with low G+C contents (31.6% and 34.0%, respectively) and are thought to be in an ongoing stage of reductive genome evolution (RGE).

None of these conditions prevented the protection against a liver-stage infection in mice that had ongoing blood stage infection; liver-stage re-infections were not even partially allowed.

This paper presents in brief the formulation used for the studies of lateral and longitudinal dynamics associated with separation and pull out of an ongoing functional stage from the spent stage of a multistage launch vehicle using retro rockets as jettisoning system.

Also a study of an oncolytic herpes simplex virus vector encoding GM-CSF is ongoing in stage III/IV patients after interesting results in phase II patients were obtained [11,12].

Puberty was ongoing (Tanner stage 5 not reached) in 7.9% of the participants at 17 years of age.

Disease symptoms such as brownish necrosis, as well as chlorosis develop rapidly in the ongoing infection stage.

In the still ongoing fourth stage, the project was rolled out to all the health centers in the area, with continuing evaluation.

The ultimate validation of their translational accuracy is the purview of ongoing late stage clinical trials, but several encouraging results have been reported.

This study found that sufferers at the Ongoing Process stage have a more positive attitude to life; once free from the alcohol trap, they are free again and can get work and family life back on track.

Ten years later, microbial life has been found in most if not all of its habitats, from high thermal springs on the Andes Mountains to caves of the Coastal Range, thus building a yet ongoing descriptive stage of extant microbial ecosystems.