Sentence examples for phase who from inspiring English sources

So, when the war on terror enters its next phase, who is going to fight it, and where is the money going to come from?

(Was it Robert Bly, in his "Iron John" phase, who made it impossible for American men to walk purposefully into a forest without feeling as if drums and self-awareness needed to be involved?) In the 1990s novelists signed over the deed to the adventure story to their nonfiction brethren, and that decade brought us Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air" and Sebastian Junger's "Perfect Storm".

Then, a novel labeling phase who does connectivity analysis between two nearest neighboring decomposed convex hulls referring to clusters is proposed, in which a new designed strategy namely sample once connected checking first tries to reduces the scope of sampling analysis.

It's almost like, awkward phase, who?! *Laughs, bows head in shame, burns 7th grade yearbook photo*.

When the text reaches the phase "" (who takes away the sins of the world), the music is given attacca to a five-part choir with an obbligato flute.

First the controlling phase, "Who's on your phone?

Among the committee's recommendations: establish a Global Health Emergency Corps and a $100 million emergency fund, simplify the six phases WHO agonized over when trying to describe the escalating outbreak (possibly just baseline, alert phase, pandemic), and create advance agreements for vaccine distribution and delivery.

To estimate the number of these events in the future, we first calculated the proportion of cases in the post-treatment monitoring and long-term survivor phases who presented with subsequent metastasis or second breast cancer in 2006.

In addition to these four primary phases of care, an additional sub-phase of care (treatment for metastases/second cancer) was created to account for cases in the post-treatment monitoring and long-term survivor phases who require more treatment at some point during follow-up due to tumour spread or the development of a second breast cancer.

At the time of analysis, 68% (1078 /1581) returned for Phase 2. Analysis was limited to children assessed in Phase 2 who received a referral in Phase 1 (n = 303).

Time to ART-initiation for different age groups was estimated using Cox regression, controlling for sex, place of residence, enrolment phase and WHO clinical stage upon presentation.