Sentence examples for stage does not exist from inspiring English sources

Given the morphological diversity among the vertebrates they studied, Richardson et al. (1997) argued that the phylotypic stage does not exist and should perhaps more appropriately be referred to as the phylotypic period.

However, during anestrus the physiological activity of the ovary was relatively reduced and the follicular stage does not exist.

In this sense, an idea generation stage does not exist in the new service development and service integration projects of this study.

The American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) 6th edition staging system for pancreatic adenocarcinoma specifically excludes pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PNETs), and a widely accepted staging classification does not exist.

Although discrete clinical phenotypes with limited stage nodal disease or neuroendocrine differentiation may exhibit better response to treatment and favourable survival outcomes, 80% of patients cluster into a heterogeneous 'poor prognostic' group for which a unifying staging system does not exist (Pavlidis, 2012).

We conclude that in the gastrula stage embryo, SpCBFβ does not exist in a heterodimeric complex with SpRunt-1 within the context of the SpPKC1 promoter.

The bending-to-shear ratio does not affect the shear stiffness of a composite girder in the elastic stage when concrete cracking does not exist, but significantly influences the shear stiffness after concrete cracking.

The constant drying rate stage observed for low metal concentrations does not exist for high metal concentrations.

Marketed BTB cattle vaccination does not exist at this stage and feasible and cost effective alternatives suited to the Ethiopian context have therefore to be found.

For an Efficient Pair, if in one stage, miRNA's repression on mRNA exists while mRNA's contribution to the process does not exist; and in the other stage, miRNA's repression on mRNA does not exist while mRNA's contribution to the process exists, this target mRNA is defined as 'Efficient Target', and the corresponding process is defined as 'Related Effector Process'.

Firstly, we rigorously show that MPC based on quadratic stage costs may fail, i.e., there does not exist a prediction horizon length such that a (controlled) equilibrium is asymptotically stable for the MPC closed loop although the system is, e.g., finite time controllable.