Sentence examples for youngest stage from inspiring English sources

Peter Sagan, Slovakia Age: 23 Team: Cannondale Last year's finish: 42nd; winner (points) In his first Tour appearance last year, Sagan won the first stage, becoming the youngest stage victor since Lance Armstrong in 1993.

High-angle normal and transtensional faults reflect the youngest stage of extension, displacing previously developed structures (Brogi 2008b).

The cDNAs in this set are most highly expressed at the youngest stage of development studied 25-500 mg) and likely indicate the activity of processes necessary for the young seed to create and expand its cells as it grows.

Image analysis indicated the Li 1 mutant fibers at 28 DPA, (the youngest stage that was technically obtainable), were in general "thicker" than WT fibers, which corroborated our observations on the increasing mass of the fibers.

The youngest stage (stage 1 in Figure  1a) represented a small bud completely enclosed by sepals, whereas the oldest stage (stage 6 in Figure  1a) represented the open flower showing bright yellow petals.

Additionally, genes such as LEA proteins, seed maturation proteins, and those related to ethylene signaling, including some ethylene-related transcription factors, were found to increase in expression at the last two mature and desiccating stages, compared to their expression at the youngest stage.

Probably at a young stage.

"I was a hustling young stage manager-slash-director needing work," Mr. Kolins is saying.

Mr. Passini is a case in point, having become one of the most acclaimed young stage directors in the country.

These boys have done it and a lot of them are in the young stage of their career.

Instead, the director called in a young stage actor who he had seen playing a transvestite in an off-Broadway play.