Sentence examples for stage retained from inspiring English sources

Without further ado, here are five reasons the London stage retained its potency in 2010.

Yellow jersey holder Voeckler, who assumed the lead from Hushovd on the ninth stage, retained his lead of one minute and 49secs in the general classification.

Clinical stage retained borderline prognostic value in the final model.

In regard to the DFS, only the AJCC stage retained its statistical significance at the multivariate level (Table 3).

The opposing "terminal addition" theories propose that the ancestor was holopelagic and that the adult stage was added to the life cycle with the pelagic stage retained as a planktotrophic larva [ 7– 11].

In the multivariate analysis only LDH, age and the clinical stage retained a significant prognostic influence for achieving CR, while the two first factors above, together with performance status were the variables with independent prognostic value with respect to OS.

The British rider Bradley Wiggins consolidated his lead in the Critérium du Dauphiné by winning the fourth stage, retaining the yellow jersey for a fourth day.

Furthermore, it has been demonstrated that each blastomere at the 8-cell stage retains the ability to contribute to all cell lineages of the early embryo and thus is referred to as being "totipotent" [1].

For example, one of the Socceroos' outstanding performers has been the Brisbane Roar midfielder Matthew McKay, who after impressing in a narrow win over Iraq in the group stages, retained his place for the semi-final ahead of Blackburn's Brett Emerton.

In addition, the natural abundance levels of the stable carbon isotope (δ13C) of bulk organic matter and a two-end-member mixing model were used to discriminate the sources of eroded SOC from different siltation stages retained by the check dam in an intensive agricultural catchment of the Loess Plateau, China.

It can only be concluded that the ancestral eumetazoan/neuralian was a holopelagic, planktotrophic gastraea and that indirect (pelago-benthic) life cycles evolved in a few lineages through terminal addition of adult stages with the planktotrophic stages retained as larvae.