Sentence examples for stage for examining from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the importance of youth voice I will use my experience in Alaska Native Communities to set the stage for examining place, power, and possibility in social work practice with youth.

These studies set the stage for examining the regulatory roles that myogenin might play in muscle metabolism and energy utilization.

Conditional estimates revealed that ∼1/3 of elk showed a positive association with higher road density but just as many avoided high road density; this observation sets the stage for examining potential links between a particular behavioral strategy such as road avoidance and demographic responses.

This set the stage for examining the effects of blocking this signaling in vivo.

Structural perspectives are valuable insofar as they set the stage for examining the role of partisan actors who incarnate social and territorial cleavages and take the decision to decentralize power and whose preferences are therefore central to understanding the dynamics of decentralization.

A major advantage of the transient assay would be that the technique is applicable to a variety of fish species for examining tissue, stage and chemicals specific responses without the need to generate TG fish lines.

The two-stage partially randomized clinical or preference trial (two-stage PRCT) is an appropriate design for examining the contribution of treatment preferences.

Saksa (2004), Valkonen and Maguire (2005) and Saksa and Valkonen (2011) utilized data collected from the ERIKA plots for examining the initial stages of the process (tree emergence, survival, and growth up to 1.3 m height) with respect to measured stand-level attributes, whereas Eerikäinen et al. (2007) modelled regeneration dynamics and tree development.

As for cabs, the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission is in the "initial stages" of examining whether a surcharge is warranted, said Diane McGrath McKechnie, the commission chairwoman.

In humans, parasites cannot mature to the adult stage; thus, examining stool for parasites and eggs is not useful.

These findings set the stage for future studies examining the repeated (e.g., daily) application of gels that would allow women to use them independent of coitus and macaque studies using Carraguard-based gels (with and without MIV-150), are underway.