The phrase 'pass to the next phase' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a process that is progressing from one step to the next. For example, "As soon as we have finished this task, we will pass to the next phase of the project."
Finally, we use ranking instead of thresholds when deciding the substrings to pass to the next phases, in order to concentrate the computational effort on the zones with candidates with higher weight.
The criterion for passing to the next phase was 100% correct responses in the block.
Although that struck me as contrary to everything the internet stands for, I submitted my passport photo and was passed to the next phase.
This interpretation suggests a simple and economic mechanism of CSN-mediated control so that passing to the next phase in development would simply require a substitution of one Cullin to another while keeping the regulatory CSN machinery intact.
Given the relatively small number of batches, this approach is appropriate as long as CQAs are properly identified and can be passed to the next phase of development.
In all the methods a large set of non-overlapping potential seeds is first generated, and only seeds passing a certain score threshold are passed to the next phase.
Then you go to the next phase; the advanced phase.
I hope I am treated with compassion and allowed to pass on to the next phase of life's journey in the manner of my choice".
With p21 bound to cdk2, a cell cannot pass through to the next phase of the cell cycle.
Worst of all, though, is the endless implicit pressure for tickets to be marked finished, to be passed on to the next phase.
Subjects then passed immediately to the next phase of the study, which consisted of a standardized clinical examination performed by an experienced shoulder orthopaedic specialist.
