Sentence examples for staging from a from inspiring English sources
Once a diagnosis of PCa is confirmed, staging from a biopsy specimen is extremely problematic because of the multifocal nature of the disease.
The Demirjian method is a system based on eight stages (from A to H) of dental maturity in the seven left permanent mandibular teeth, observable through orthopantomographs.
Firstly the fact that the small Gulf state - staging from an airfield in Egypt - carried out the attacks at all.
A naked man emerges in stages from a wall of bronze.
They also look as if they've rolled onto the stage from a 1970s thrift store.
Her first memoir, Infidel, tells of her emergence on to the European political stage from a Somali desert culture.
The powers at DesLauriers's command distinguish him from local officials, and separate federal authority from local authority, and the world-historical geopolitical stage from a crime scene.
What prompted the "great transformation of musical taste," to take a phrase from William Weber — the shift on the concert stage from a living culture to a necrophiliac one?
On Saturday even the 1,100-seat 1,100-seat seemed as large as Mr. Scholl — suffering, he said from Tullytage, from a mild cold — could comfortably manage.
And, in January, Mr Blair received a blueprint for this second stage from a royal commission under Lord Wakeham, a former Tory cabinet minister.
They open with Busted's fantasy-lusty 'Air Hostess', descending to the stage from a model Delorean and bouncing onto a ring-shaped walkway.
