'spanning stages' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that involves different stages, time periods, or situations. For example, "This project has been spanning stages for the past five years."
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.
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.
Spanning three stages in Chiron's life from boy to teen to young adult the film succeeds at something few films can: taking place on two different scales of time.
These results demonstrate that the FDR-deconvolution OPT technique is capable of resolving the full range of vessels throughout whole embryos spanning the stages of 5 20 somites.
In this study, we have characterized and quantified changes in NAD+ metabolism in the liver, heart, kidney and lung from female wistar rats aged from 3 to 24 months, spanning life stages from young adulthood to old age [36].
There are numerous advantages to utilizing a population-based approach, including reduction in bias, greater generalizability of the results, and access to samples spanning all stages and grades of the tumor.
IR64 tillers spanning all stages of panicle and seed development were collected from field grown rice.
