Sentence examples for stage for individual from inspiring English sources

The Audit Commission is to be given mandatory powers to carry out data matching exercises in local government to tackle fraud but participation is to be voluntary at this stage for individual Whitehall government departments.

This revealed that biomass accumulation and carbon storage mainly occurs in the initial growth stage for individual moso bamboos.

The present study attempted to explore the contributions of biomass accumulations during the first stage for individual moso bamboo plants and found that the culms reached their maximum height at approximately 40 days, meaning the first stage is equal to 40 days.

The EDM kingpins will take the stage for individual sets before joining forces under their collaborative moniker, Jack Ü.

This approach sets the stage for individual autonomy by adequately answering patients' questions and providing easy access to the study coordinator and/or the physician, which are important steps for continuous support.

Although undifferentiated eels may be exploited, we assume that no fishing mortality affect eel in this stage Thus, we estimated annual survival as: (A 9) (A 10) (A 11) where ξYM, j, ξYF, j and ξdiff, j are the duration of the yellow eel stage and the duration of undifferentiated stage for individuals of continental region j.

The OR of being at the contemplation stage for individuals who received physician advice to quit was almost twice as high as compared to those who did not receive such advice, but physician advice did not significantly increase the OR of being at the preparation stage.

(B ) Mitotic stage duration for individual cells.

We encourage researchers to use these instruments in order to foster a greater understanding of instructional climate as well as EBIP adoption stages for individuals and group from diverse institutional contexts.

Larval survival could potentially be high during these periods as predicted, but survival at the juvenile and later stages for individuals that hatch in late autumn are probably very small due to observed low food resources during these times (e.g. [42]).

But the most gratifying moment for Mr. Nézet-Séguin must have been when the members of the Philadelphia Orchestra and of its frequent collaborator, the Westminster choir (superbly trained by Joe Miller), enthusiastically joined the ovation from the stage for his individual curtain call.