0 used for describing something that has only recently started to happen or develop:
early-stage dementia
1 used to describe something such as a company or product that is starting to be developed or has only recently been developed:
early-stage development/research The company is conducting early-stage research on vitamin D compounds for osteoporosis.
2 used to describe investment in companies or products that are starting to be developed or have only recently been developed:
early-stage investment/funding/financing
early-stage investors
On the other hand, the present results did not show any influence of monolayer age or preservation on the developmental ability of early-stage sheep embryos.
This early-stage animal-product crafting was likely done in the room most often associated with food production.
Through having early-stage dementia, they experienced social exclusion and devaluation.
Cognitive-focused intervention in early-stage dementia cognitive training that could not be included in the review.
Median survival for early-stage chronic lymphatic leukaemia and indolent follicular lymphomas is in the order of 10 years.
Patient preferences concerning the trade-off between the risks and benefits of routine radiation therapy after conservative surgery for early-stage breast cancer.
Cognitive-focused intervention in early-stage dementia tions, the evidence for their effectiveness at any level appears weak.
The aims of psychosocial intervention for people with early-stage dementia are essentially those of rehabilitation.
