Sentence examples for stage that could be from inspiring English sources
"We will be figuring out at what stage that could be done," he told reporters.
The part that is heartbroken is because I am aware that we are entering a stage that could be a real blood bath.
And down at ground zero, the film festival is likely to be one of several arts institutions to share a large performing arts venue, probably one with a proscenium stage that could be used for film premieres, live performances or awards shows.
The electrode bundle was affixed to a movable microdrive stage that could be lowered in steps of 55 µm when required.
The relative concentration of metal coagulant to anionic contaminants governs which process is most suitable, making adsorption of anionic contaminants a possible polishing stage that could be used after other separation techniques.
The NHMRC therefore created a working party of clinical practice guideline developers, health technology assessment producers and methodologists (the Working Party) to develop a revised hierarchy of evidence for individual studies (first stage) which addressed these issues, as well as a method for appraising the body of evidence (second stage) that could be used by guideline developers and others.
In order to test the possibility of a universal morality, Kohlberg devised a theory for the development of moral reasoning based on stages that could be observed, or at least imagined, in humans.
Just a few months before his Covent Garden comeback in the title role of the same work, the Mexican tenor and television presenter has turned director in a staging that could be read as autobiography or catharsis.
Although it is conceivable that viruses emerged very early in evolution (i.e., right after cells or during cell evolution), they could not have evolved prior to cells or pre-cellular stages that could be parasitized by them.
These findings indicate that assessment of the immune status via Immunoscore provides a potent indicator of tumor recurrence beyond microsatellite-instability staging that could be an important guide for immunotherapy strategies.
The longitudinal analysis of test-day records allowed us to estimate the differential effects of polymorphisms along the lactation curve, pointing toward stages that could be affected by the gene.
