Sentence examples for representing stages from inspiring English sources

Some contemporary peoples (hunter-gatherers, such as the Australian Aboriginals and the Kalahari San, or pastoralists such as the Bedouin) were regarded as "primitive," laggards in evolutionary terms, representing stages of evolution through which all other societies had passed.

Our study focused on the analysis of early stage disease with >50% of the cancer sample set representing stages I and II disease (Table 1).

The recorded response was a summation of the response to 1024 clicks delivered at 11 clicks per second and consisted of at least five wave forms, representing stages in the auditory pathway between the auditory nerve and the brain stem in normal dogs [35], [36], or no waveforms in deaf ear/s.

They describe a fourfold typology representing stages, or sequences of network management [ 16]: network activation, framing, mobilisation and synthesizing.

The results of our qualitative needs assessment and pilot study, representing stages 1 and 2, have been published previously.

We interpreted these clusters as representing stages of development in which the population-wide transcriptional state changed rather slowly.

Open image in new window Fig. 11 Logic module representing Stage 1 Open image in new window Fig. 12 IF THEN representation of a rule in Exsys Corvid.

A blue branch can become red, representing stage transition from the early to the late stage.

This characteristic MRI sign is seen in irreversible early-phase AVN, representing stage II of the ARCO classification (Table 1).

They might represent stages on an inner journey of self-transformation (Johnson).

Perhaps like tarot cards, the images represent stages on an inner journey of self-transformation.