Sentence examples for three consecutive phase from inspiring English sources
All patients treated with gemcitabine- and/or 5-fluorouracil-based chemotherapy in three consecutive phase III randomised trials at this centre were eligible for analysis.
We used a double-blind, placebo-controlled 'ABA' randomized design consisting of three consecutive phases: (i) baseline pretreatment phase (Phase A1); (ii) treatment with rotigotine transdermal patches (Phase B) and (iii) post-treatment phase (Phase A2).
The whole operation is divided into three consecutive phases (the big rectangles).
Consequently, the research was carried out in three consecutive phases: (1) Access, (2) Fieldwork, and (3) Analysis and interpretation.
The benchmark has been named the OECD/NEA C5G7-TD benchmark, and later extended with three consecutive phases each corresponding to one modelling stage of the multi-physics transient analysis of the nuclear reactor core.
The procedure consists of three consecutive phases: (1) identification of sugarcane planting rows, (2) identification of the existent sugarcane within the crop rows, and (3) skip extraction and creation of field-extent crop maps.
The experiment contained three consecutive phases.
This expression pattern is subdivided into three consecutive phases that are reiterated with the formation of each somite pair [2].
The experiment consisted of three consecutive phases: 1) CS-US association phase, 2) US devaluation phase, and 3) Test of US and CS responsiveness.
We found that the T cell response to the contact with the BFP-held anti-CD3-coated bead consisted in a sequence of three consecutive phases that we called the latency phase, the pushing phase, and the pulling phase, respectively (Fig. 1B, C).
This experiment consisted of three consecutive phases: 1) CS-US association phase, 2) US devaluation phase with paired (US contingent to the ingestion of aversive compounds) and unpaired groups (US non contingent to the ingestion of aversive compounds), and 3) Test of US and CS responsiveness in both the paired and the unpaired group.
