Sentence examples for over different stages from inspiring English sources
The flow-sediment relationships revealed time dependence over different stages and time scales.
Additionally, as expected, the level of PCK increased with teaching expertise over different stages of teacher education.
The microfluidic design allows to resolve dynamic changes of specific metabolites over different stages of culture development.
This paper, based on laboratory programs, evaluated the oxygen permeability over different stages of aging for three commercial polymer-modified mortars; styrene butadiene rubber, polyacrylic esters and vinyl acetate ethylene as well as unmodified conventional mortar exposed to different curing conditions.
We approach this problem by analysing how the route fidelity varies in relationship to underlying landscape complexity over different stages of the route-learning process.
Preliminary data from the Lacombe Research Centre, Canada, also confirms the moderate to strong repeatability of RFI over different stages of the animal's life (Basarab, 2012; unpublished).
However, the expression profile of ERH over different stage is not clearly separated and is not monotonically descending during the neurogenesis process (as shown in Fig. S10(D)).
The festival, which has expanded to 4 days this year, will fill Grant Park with tens of thousands of fans - who will be treated to over 130 acts spread out over 8 different stages.
However, we lack an understanding of how these factors change through time and over the different stages of deforestation.
Platelets are activated in conditions that disrupt tissue homoeostasis and exert, directly and indirectly, a complex control over the different stages of inflammation, contributing to pathogen clearance, wound repair and tissue regeneration (Figs. 1, 2).
Moreover, the TeO questions cover the whole of primary and secondary schooling and therefore take as constants practices that in fact may have varied considerably over the different stages in the respondents' educational pathways, as well as in response to the educational experiences of elder siblings and to the family's circumstances, which may have been affected by numerous events3.
