Sentence examples for span stages from inspiring English sources

However, additional research is needed to assess the variability in exposure to other phthalates and among populations that encompass different lifestyles and life span stages.

An all-out effort exceeding the magnitude of the Human Genome Project is of essence to construct just mammalian transcriptomes in multiple contexts including embryonic development, circadian and seasonal rhythms, defined life-span stages, pathological conditions and anatomy-driven tissue/organ/cell types.

However, the number of cases that have been investigated has been too small (spanning stages I III) to draw any definitive conclusions regarding survival of RET-rearranged NSCLCs.

Notch activity persists for several hours, roughly spanning stages 11 through 14, while NBs continue to delaminate in an orderly succession.

The extent to which CAHM was methylated at the qPCR target sites was measured in bisulphite-converted DNA extracted from 126 colorectal tissue specimens comprising 26 normal, 21 adenoma and 79 CRC, the cancer samples spanning Stages I to IV.

However, to further develop the TARS instrument – and to develop measures of NPT that more comprehensively cover the wider frame of implementation activity that spans stages of conceptualising (coherence), engagement of individuals (cognitive participation), and reflection/evaluation (reflexive monitoring) – more longitudinal research will be needed.

In a 45-year career spanning stage, screen and radio, he is credited with bringing ideas back into British theatre.

Moran's work has spanned stage and screens both big and small, although he's never left stand-up behind.

Sid Caesar, who died Wednesday at the age of 91, had a career that spanned stage and screen, but it was on TV that he was best known.

Investments span all stages, major sectors and round sizes, and include both equity and debt financings.

Eight Unigenes encoding PR5 proteins were identified and their respective expression patterns span all stages of berry development.