Sentence examples for stage by which from inspiring English sources
It is gall bladder cancer that is a disease of old age, that tends to be diagnosed at a late stage, by which time the liver bed is often involved.
The producer of 40% of the world's flu jabs, Sanofi Pasteur would almost certainly be on anyone's shortlist.A number of scientists stressed that it would make more sense to block research at the grant-awarding stage rather than at the publication stage, by which time it is too late to keep it under wraps for long in the age of the internet.
H1 cell line is from inner cell masses in blastocyst stage by which erasure and de novo re-establishment of global DNA methylation occurs.
Hence, 70% of OC cases are detected in a late and metastatic disease stage, by which time survival rates have dropped to only 10%30%% (Hennessy et al, 2009).
For the gastrulation trait, the stage by which the zygotic genome is fully operational (Tadros and Lipshitz 2009), reaction norms were plotted to visualize the interactions between male genotypes across a range of environments (Lynch and Walsh 1998).
To identify the specific stage by which the pregnancy defects occurred, we examined the pregnancy status on days 5, 8 and 12, which represent the timing of embryo implantation, decidualization, and mid-gestation, respectively.
It is an excellent account of the stages by which the communists seized power.
The historical stages by which governments have come to exercise their contemporary functions make an interesting study in themselves.
The third book concerns the spiritual discipline and the various stages by which the finite individual (jiva) may realize an essential identity with brahman.
City as good as declared in the latter stages, by which time their season's goal tally was marginally short of a Premier League record having been swollen to 102.
The argument follows on that of his first Discourse by developing the proposition that people are naturally good and then tracing the successive stages by which they have descended from primitive innocence to corrupt sophistication.
