Sentence examples for opportunity phase from inspiring English sources

This phase, when autoimmunity is already present, can be transformed into definitive RA, the window of opportunity phase, which is associated with the acceleration of autoimmunity, further loss of tolerance in molecular level and unequivocal clinical symptoms.

Gaspar said that with oil and coal prices currently low, there was a "golden opportunity" to phase out subsidies and use the increased tax revenues to reduce poverty through investment and to provide better targeted support.

In this review, we propose a shift towards innovative trial designs, which are prospectively set up to answer key biological hypotheses in parallel with the RNA interference elucidation of drug resistance pathways in monotherapy pre-operative or 'window of opportunity' early phase trials.

Analysis of the HR opportunities during phase 1 revealed a recurrent number of avoidable opportunities and "systematic mistakes" in workflow practices including re-contaminations after HR and/or not performing the HR immediately before an aseptic task.

Model-based approaches offer unique opportunities in phase IIb-III, where demonstrating efficacy superior to the standard of care may be difficult due to variability in the symptoms of a disease and/or the efficacy end point itself, the presence of numerous subtypes of heterogeneous diseases, and practical aspects of study design in patients with urgent medical needs.

Our proposed MAC uses a two-stage frame delivery process, consisting of a transmission opportunity request (TR) phase, followed by a scheduled data transmission (ST) phase.

In 1997, the opportunity arose to phase out the rent regulation laws, which landlord groups say artificially suppress the housing market and discourage proper maintenance.

"We are very excited about the opportunities the next phase of this groundbreaking study will offer.

It offers opportunities to monitor phase separation in the ionic liquid plasticized PLA by dielectric spectroscopy.

Such patients do not usually have the opportunity during stable phases of their disease to decide whether or not they wish to become tracheotomized.

To clearly stake out the opportunities of a phase equilibrium-based design methodology, this paper reviews the state-of-the-art based on findings from four decades (1977 2016).