Sentence examples for world phase from inspiring English sources

The developed world phase down the use of HFCs starting in 2019.

The structural timeline (0 ≤ nd ≤ 1) can be divided into five different phases by studying the emergence, distribution and diversity of FFs: (1) A primordial (communal) protein world (phase I; 0 ≤ nd ≤ 0.150): In this ancient phase, domain structures diversified but were rapidly shared by the emergent cells.

If the world phases out the use of fossil energy quickly in favour of renewables, considerable ground will be gained, not only in terms of the climate.

The idea of overthrowing Saddam is not an idle fantasy... Bush, back in his swaggering, boy-meets-world phase, early in the campaign, said that if as President he found that Saddam was manufacturing weapons of mass destruction he would "take him out".

For our modeling, it was assumed that patients who come off study due to toxicity or death (but not disease progression) prior to the time of first tumour measurement are replaced, although this may not be generalizable to all real-world phase II studies.

In order to simulate the real world usage phase, the Nissan LEAF was tested in Sydney metro area, and the energy consumption was collected under various conditions.

Mind you, when it came to deciding which elements should be included as part of Wizarding World - Phase Two, Thierry and the crew at Universal Creative had a lot of feedback from passionate Potter fans to work with.

His research and techniques are utilized by scores of centers throughout the world in phase II and III trials in cancer, stroke, and other illnesses.

It provides an excellent introduction and guide to the world of phase I cancer clinical trials.

In the biological world, a phase transition can be defined as the transformation of a biological system from one phenotype or state to another, where different phenotypes can be mapped to distinct states.

But this reckoning has been coming for a decade, since the world began phasing out the quotas that had protected rich-world clothing markets against poor-world competition.