Sentence examples for stages lie from inspiring English sources

But many more stages lie ahead before any clinical test of the cells in patients with macular degeneration could be tried, Dr. Adams added.

The nurse cells provide nourishment for the oocytes during the early stages of their growth; follicular cells, which invest the enlarging oocyte as a continuous epithelium, provide the materials for yolk formation and, in the final stages, lay down the eggshell or chorion.

In between these two extreme stages lies a whole gradation of states of information disclosure that we loosely refer to as "the" ex-interim stage.

An informed patient model would be characterised by similar information transfer, although in greater volume, but this time with the deliberation and decision making stages lying solely with the patient.

Therefore, P y can be obtained by: The second assumption represents that the quality characteristic in the second stage should be located between its specification limits if the residuals and the quality characteristic in the first stage lie between their corresponding specification limits.

For V1647 Ori, that stage lies millions of years in the future.

The Danian Stage lies above the Maastrichtian Stage of the Cretaceous Period and precedes the Selandian Stage of the Paleogene.

The Changhsingian Stage lies above the Wuchiapingian Stage of the Permian System, and it is overlain by the Induan Stage of the Triassic System.

The Gzhelian Stage lies above the Kasimovian Stage of the Pennsylvanian Subsystem of the Carboniferous System and is overlain by the Asselian Stage of the Permian System.

High above them, on the top of a steel truss that arched over the stage, lay one dancer, Cassandre Joseph, who peered down secretively at her companions.

At the left of the stage lay a big pile of something that seemed to be covered with Victorian upholstery fabric.