Sentence examples for problematic stages from inspiring English sources

To characterize the stages of development of the Atlantic salmon and identify potentially problematic stages, we assayed mortality rates during embryonic and larval development.

For instance, we know that immunosuppression, whatever its origin, can favor cancer progression, but we do not know precisely the shape of the relationship between the lengths of time people must stay in an immunosuppressive state for an invasive cancer to progress until problematic stages.

But a problematic staging touch came at the opening of Act II.

CRPC is defined as disease progression despite an androgen-suppression therapy and is the most problematic stage of prostate cancer (PCa).

Of particular importance is the observation, that RNAi caused death in the larval stage, which is frequently the most problematic stage in terms of feeding damage.

After a problematic opening stage, Contador had been shadowing the other favorites closely for the first week and a half of this Tour, a pattern that continued until the final seconds of the 12th stage Thursday.

This is less problematic in stage 1 of the reform since the SNB would lend a large amount to banks.

The bells that draw the knights to the Grail ceremony at Monsalvat in Acts 1 and 3 have often proved problematic to stage.

This is even more problematic at later stages, when the ZA becomes extremely disrupted (see current Figure 5B).

In both a scientific and ethical sense, development is the most problematic of the stages, and as a result is often poorly reported.

However, imaging diagnosis of necrosis can be problematic in early stages or in micronecrosis in which the necrotic region may show to be enhanced or not enhanced at all.