Sentence examples for unnecessary stage from inspiring English sources

Rice has the tic of providing quite unnecessary stage directions as she makes her glacial way.

(Come on guys, if you'd seriously considered casting Ms. Skinner, you'd have to rewrite the whole thing, now wouldn't you?) But if "[title of show]" spins its daffy charms out for a few minutes too many, it's hard to begrudge Mr. Bowen and Mr. Bell the unnecessary stage time when the lights dim on the last line of the show, which is something along the lines of, "This is the last line of our show".

SCOTT HELLER MOST ENCHANTING (AND UNNECESSARY) STAGE EFFECT It wasn't as dangerous as the Wheel of Death or as bizarre as the giant baby in the pickle jar, but the most jaw-dropping minute in Cirque du Soleil's "Zarkana" was when 16 upside-down men holding umbrellas slowly ascended from a trap door in the floor up into the fly space without ever dropping their white bowler hats.

Throughout the performance, there was simply too much unnecessary stage business (at times the Wingfield apartment began to resemble a train station).

Throughout its life cycle, the parasite undergoes cell differentiation and metamorphosis multiple times, requiring degradation of unnecessary stage-specific proteins and organelles within host cells.

This provides flexibility to run whichever stages are necessary and affordable, while avoiding unnecessary stages that require more time.

26– 29 In about one-third to three-quarters of breast cancer patients, SLNB prevents unnecessary staging dissection of the axillary lymph nodes.

Post-operative radiotherapy has long been considered unnecessary for stage I TETs after complete resection, although there is controversy over adjuvant radiotherapy for stage II TETs (Maggi et al, 1991; Regnard et al, 1996).

Since patients with low-grade, minimally invasive disease do not benefit from comprehensive staging, pre-surgery stratification into a risk category may prevent unnecessary surgical staging in low risk patients.

If the size of the patient group is large enough, sophisticated staging is unnecessary as the stage will be randomized out.

The aim of this systematic review is to determine whether the diagnostic performance of MRI is sufficient to confidently exclude axillary lymph node metastasis in breast cancer patients, preventing node-negative patients from undergoing unnecessary invasive staging procedures such as SLNB.