Sentence examples for stage variants from inspiring English sources

At the final stage, variants of the sampling methods outlined above can be used to select an equal number of households from each cluster.

Next, GWA-study nominated variants from populations of European descent were separated by associated (reached genome-wide significance) and potentially associated (did not reach genome-wide significance after the final stage) variants.

Specifically, the design of the single stage and the two stage variant of the aforementioned TEG are considered.

In later levels, bricks in the second stage variant may not move at the same speed or in the same direction.

From this point on, the third stage variant features hidden bricks above the ceiling that descend progressively, using a similar or same layout that must also be cleared, meaning the pattern must be cleared twice.

Other proposals involved launching the Gemini spacecraft on a Titan IIIC, and refueling in low Earth orbit before proceeding to the Moon, and a single launch architecture using a three stage variant of the Saturn IB.

The second mechanism corrects the asymmetry in payoffs through a two-stage variant of the first mechanism.

In addition to the previously noted associations with His52Arg in NCOR2 and Arg12His in CALCOCO1, we observed a significant positive association with Ala407Ser in NCOA2 and advanced disease and nominally significant heterogeneity (p < 0.05) by disease stage for variants Ala83Thr and Ser448Asn in FOXA1 and variants Ser2311Gly and Ala2496Thr in NCOR2.

In the second stage, two variants of ant colony optimization (ACO) as well as genetic algorithm (GA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO) were employed to find the optimum operating parameters to reduce the NOx emissions.

Thus, at the emerging stage in variants with CSNM application, the number of spore-forming microorganisms was higher, 2.2 to 2.6 times, while the opposite numbers were obtained during the flowering stage - the quantity of spore-forming microorganisms was reduced by 53% to 91% compared to that of the control.

During this stage, cultural variants are transmitted from what remains of the experienced "parental" generation to the newly created and naïve "offspring" generation.