Sentence examples for stage term from inspiring English sources

Each image bag is labeled with one stage term and many controlled vocabulary terms.

For the "developmental stage" term in each model, I analyzed nonfeeding larval stages (pupal instars) separately from feeding stages (nymphal instars) and from adults.

To provide the text-based pattern searching for facilitating related biological studies, the images in the Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project (BDGP) study are annotated with developmental stage term and anatomical ontology terms manually by domain experts.

We propose a novel Tri- Relational Graph (TG) model that comprises the data graph, anatomical term graph, developmental stage term graph, and connect them by two additional graphs induced from stage or annotation label assignments.

First, we selected from the results of our analysis genes highly correlated with their respective cluster means (r > 0.8) and belonging to three clusters with a low error model (MSE < 0.25) that included neither a developmental stage term nor a climatic parameter strongly correlated with the developmental stage.

(Fear not, all those who lack the courage to brave "127 Hours": while realistically rendered in stage terms, the scene is hardly cinematic in its gore).

In it, Seurat seems to orchestrate a chaos of different elements (which in stage terms means actors, scenery and lights) into the exquisite harmony of the painting "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of la Grande Jatte".

It is not meant to imply that this occurred at the same time but merely that the languages in these two branches show greater divergence from all the other Niger-Congo languages, which are at that stage termed Atlantic-Congo.

Figure 2 Records for the zebrafish and life stage terms, filtered by publication period (2004 to 2014).

The life stage terms are 'embryo*' , 'larva*' , 'juvenile*' , 'adult*' or combinations of these.

The use of different life stages in studies with zebrafish was estimated by search for the zebrafish terms filtered by the life stage terms 'embryo*' , 'larva*' , 'juvenile*' , 'adult*' and combinations of those.