Sentence examples for stages on average from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that CRC has all features which qualify this disease for mass screening, including high incidence and prevalence, high mortality in advanced disease, potential for cure in early stages, on average less than 30% of the eligible population in the US and Europe actually undergo these preventive procedures [3], [4].

More thrips were collected from F1 than from F2 stages on average (0·9 adult and 1·1 larval thrips per spike in F1; 0·3 adult and 0·1 larval thrips per spike in F2).

Moreover this is on a line where the body of the car moves on to the next stage on average every 57 seconds.

Expected CLA-induced downregulation of some genes, such as FASN or sterol regulatory element binding transcription factor 1 (SREBF1), could not be detected in our samples, which might be related, at least in part, to high inter-individual variation and relatively advanced lactation stage (on average 102 103 d in milk on d 38 and 39).

However, promoter regions of genes transcribed at the ring and trophozoite stage on average tend to be the most nucleosome-depleted, while promoter regions of genes expressed at the schizont and gametocyte stage have on average a slightly more compact nucleosome organization.

Overall, our study demonstrated that molecular assays for the detection of P. aeruginosa were able to detect P. aeruginosa at an early stage, on average 4.5 months sooner than culture detection.

At the weaning stage (on average, 14 mo of age), paternal education, SES, parity, and maternal BMI were associated with increased likelihood of adherence to an unhealthy "Western" diet (34).

As anticipated based on previous mixed transcriptomic studies [ 34], significantly fewer reads mapped to wDi genes (Table  2) than to D. immitis genes (Table  1) in each life cycle stage: on average only 0.7% of sequenced reads (ranging from 0.02% to 2.11% depending on the life cycle stage) mapped to Wolbachia.

During people's last life stages they on average decrease their level of church attendance.

It is estimated that some 20% of the affected with diagnosed recurrent depressive disorders experience two depressive stages during their life, and 60% – three or more such stages (3 4 on average) [ 3].

It can be controlled during the early stages of the disease; however, it is considered to be of poor prognosis with low survival rate in advanced stages (12% on average) [ 2– 4].