Sentence examples for those late stage from inspiring English sources

Those "late stage" deals typically require larger investments but are considered less risky and offer the promise of quicker returns.

Some of those late stage investors were guaranteed returns on their investments that have diluted returns for common shareholders.

The deal with Y Combinator isn't classic venture capital any more than those late stage deals were.

But when I consider my own future in a family predisposed to Alzheimer's, I'm left with urgent questions that only fiction can answer: What do those late stages feel like?

However, neuronal miRNAs decreased only (and relatively mildly) at late stages of disease in the prefrontal cortex, suggesting that neurodegeneration can be an explanation for loss of miRNAs at those late stages only.

In the second group (green bar), several of the genes showed a rapid decrease in expression at S10-12, whereas most of genes in group 3 (red bar) remained active at those late stages of embryogenesis.

For both FACT-Ga and EQ-5D, patients treated with curative intent rated their QoL higher than those treated for palliation, and early stage patients scored higher than those in the late stage.

The transcript levels of neither gene correlated significantly with those of the late stage gametocyte Pfs25 gene (r = 0.09 for AP2G vs Pfs25, r = 0.07 for gdv1 vs Pfs25, P > 0.5 for each).

Furthermore, after a definite diagnosis of HCC, patients with early-stage liver cancer have better survival rates than those in the late stage.

Furthermore, the BM cells population in the early stage transplant group was much higher than those in the late stage transplant group at 4 and 8 weeks after transplant (for both, P < 0.05; Figure 1C).

Even then, the size of those late-stage deals was smaller: only $16.3m, on average, down from $17.7m in the previous quarter.