Sentence examples for stage cap from inspiring English sources

The major difficulty facing clinicians is the identification of patients presenting with early stage CaP, who are likely to develop life-threatening disease.

But it was Mr. Forrester, 49, who took center stage, capping off an unlikely five-month journey from political unknown to Republican nominee.

It's a small, brilliant moment that compresses and heightens all that has come before, setting the stage for this climactic chapter, this satisfying final boss stage capping off a humor-filled adventure trek through an immersive and engrossing world.

If Longhurst's direction is somewhat invisible – save in unifying the exquisite production design, a bare stage capped with a cluster of white balloons – he has created an environment in which the actors feel comfortable taking risks and chances and turns.

This time it is the eldest son who will take his moment on the stage, capping a remarkable 17-month transformation from a governor with less than two full terms in office to his party's great hope to reclaim the White House.

Having won January's Tour Down Under on his home turf, before setting the hour record that he looks certain to reclaim at some point in the not too distant future, winning the opening stage caps a remarkable year for the 25-year-old Dennis.

In this stage, CAP-H remained located at nucleoli (Fig. 5E).

Although early-stage CaP can be controlled using conventional therapies, multidrug resistance (MDR) and tumour metastasis remain the main causes of treatment failure and mortality in CaP patients.

Our mouse model challenges the current dogma that mutation in Tp53 is only important in promoting disease progression in late-stage CaP by demonstrating that Tp53 can act as an initiating factor.

Tp53-null mice do not develop prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (PIN) or CaP; however, acceleration and advancement of tumorigenesis is observed in Tp53-null compound models (combining additional oncogenic genetic manipulations), supporting the current dogma that mutations in Tp53 drive late-stage CaP progression (Navone et al., 1993).

Our sample was primarily comprised of low-stage CaP cases (75%%) and was more educated than the general US population (68%% of our sample had a bachelor's degree, and our median for percent of college-educated residents in the surveyed census tracts was 37 vs. 29%% of the US male population with college degrees).