Sentence examples for phases stages from inspiring English sources

After recording his final RCA single – "Mountain Dew" (backed with "Phases, Stages, Circles, Cycles and Scenes") in late April 1972, RCA requested that Nelson renew his contract ahead of schedule, with the implication that RCA would not release his latest recordings if he did not.

Look for broader indications of interests, and differences, but not narrowed very specifically because that swings and cycles through growth phases, stages of development and age -- at home, in school and other environments and persons of interest to the child.

The renovation is to occur in phases; staged so that the performance schedule is not disrupted unduly and also, Mr. Johnson said, "to allow our financial power to meet our real estate aspirations".

Besides, it acknowledges additional cognitive determinants (e.g., awareness, social influence, and action plans) as well as motivational phases (stage of change) [ 55].

The position of three-phase stages is solved automatically.

Figure 5B shows the confocal images of cells in the resting (G1/G0 phase) and mitotic (S/G2 phase) stages.

In order to simplify the interpretations, we grouped the stages into early (stages 1 2) and late phase (stages 4 5) of seed development.

The relative transcript levels of the RS gene showed more than 2-fold change in 3mlpa in late phase (stages 3 5) of seed development, with no difference between the stages 3 5 (Fig.  7b).

'Photosynthesis' (GO 0015979) was enriched in late phase (stages 3 5) of seed development, with most of the photosynthesis-related DEGs from these stages were down-regulated in 3mlpa mutant (Table  3, Fig.  5).

Finally we found that the expression profile of the GXC gene our study is up regulated in all stages with a reduction of expression during the green phase (stages 6 and 7).

The aforementioned consensus calculation is naturally extended to the phasing stage, where the phasing consensus is derived by concatenating the consensus of two alignment columns of interest.