Sentence examples for staging emerged from inspiring English sources

Specified criteria for nodal staging emerged from 2016 ESGAR consensus [3].

As a corollary of these early descriptions, the notion of functional staging emerged in the field of bipolar disorder.

Rather than pay each other's interest costs directly, the payments would be netted out.The final stage emerged only in the past decade.

Under these testing conditions, three creep stages emerged.

Plantlets were grown in liquid MS medium until rosette leaves (8 12-leaf stage) emerged and begun aerial development.

Without intentionally asking participants to describe the current stage in which they found themselves in managing their diabetes and/or hypertension, the different stages emerged in the discussions.

Stage emerged as an independent prognostic factor (p < 0.001), while serum p53Abs resulted an independent variable as a trend (p = 0.096).

"As a man!" Then Miss von Teese took the stage, emerging from a bottle-shaped cutout in the rear wall of the stage and dressed in an orange costume that was bedecked with 350,000 Swarovski crystals.

A third advantage of a larval stage emerges in animals whose adult stages are sessile or restricted in their movements; the larvae can move freely, either of their own accord or on water currents.

It's a who's who of Sand Hill Road Kleiner Perkins, GGV Capital, Accel Partners and NEA that have opted to spend more time and money cultivating a broad array of later-stage emerging companies in China.

One of the foundational teachings of the Baha'i Faith is the recognition that a new stage of history has arrived out of which a global civilization will, in stages, emerge.