Sentence examples for range of different stages from inspiring English sources

Consequently a range of different stages of vasculature morphogenesis could be found simultaneously within single sections.

Consequently a range of different stages of the observed processes could be found simultaneously within single sections.

Our study is being carried out in ten European countries (Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Portugal and UK) selected to provide a range of different stages of deinstitutionalisation and a broad geographical and cultural spread across the European Union.

Samples were taken from a range of tumors of different stages.

Existing in a range of different states.

Considerable uncertainty in the cost estimates of Smith et al. [ 27] should also be noted, potentially attributable to the inclusion of patients in a range of different CKD stages, primarily pre-ESRD.

Positive immunolabeling with MAb MR6 was obtained in 28/28 transitional cell carcinomas of the bladder, representing a range of different grades and stages of disease, as well as in all control non-neoplastic urothelia.

However, given that the Tanjil transcriptome, which contained a wide range of different developmental seed stages, and the additional seed transcriptome sequencing for Tanjil presented herein did not show any other transcripts with homology to the conglutins identified previously [ 10], it would appear unlikely that other conglutins are present in NLL cv.

Finally, using a mechanistic model and data from Atlantic salmon of three different sizes, we examined how the extent of vaterite replacement affects hearing, including into the infrasound range, at different stages of the life history.

We wanted to develop BEDCI with the capability to assess a range of undergraduates, so we interviewed a range of students at different stages of their undergraduate studies (n = 18 first years, n = 6 second years, n = 4 third years and n = 1 fourth year) and with different levels of experience with English as a first language.

Lind and Cresswell [62] have argued that prey adopt a range of behaviors at different stages of the predation event to effectively balance cost and benefits of each type of defense strategy, depending on the predation scenario.