Sentence examples for remained at this stage from inspiring English sources

A total of 65 full-text publications remained at this stage of the review.

Among the active detected cases, all of whom had self-care as the initial strategy, 27 (81.8%) remained at this stage before being detected by the survey.

Under SDs, differences in SAM development between the genotypes became manifest only after Waddington stage 4: the SAM of Bowman eam5) developed until flowering, while the SAM of Bowman remained at this stage until 70 DAS.

FVA analysis with a completely open system (i.e., all exchange reactions allowed to carry flux) showed 140 blocked reactions remained at this stage, but these generally involved reactions (or pathways) required for the biosynthesis of low abundance end products (minor carotenoids and phospholipids) that are not considered as part of our biomass objective function.

MH Ruth, how do we, having got to this stage, remain at this stage or maybe even improve that position?

However, it has been observed that there is still a significant number of defects remaining at this stage, questioning the effectiveness of the previous engineering processes.

At stage 3a the SME has achieved economic and competitive success (earn regular profits or above average) and can remain at this stage indefinitely.

During the survival stage, the company can grow in size and profit, moving into the next stage, or the owner might choose to remain at this stage, receiving some income without investing large amounts of time or capital (Churchill and Lewis 1983).

In working with middle-grade students (Ulrich, 2012; Ulrich & Phillips, 2015), we have begun to suspect that some students remain at this stage for multiple years: We have found students who can utilize composite units in unexpected ways, implying a great familiarity with composite units, and yet have not yet moved to the next stage of unit construction and coordination (Ulrich, 2016b).

While the government is very clearly signaling an intent to bolster gig economy workers rights, plenty of questions about its reform plan remain at this stage — such as, for example, how it intends to define "vulnerable" workers, and how explicitly it will codify the planned changes and/or write them into law.

Based on this result, it is suggested that chemicals in the scope of REACH can usually be evaluated in a protective manner by the acute-to-chronic extrapolation factor of 100 as implied in the European guidance documents, although uncertainties still remain at this stage for some substance that exceed this value.