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phase
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phase someone or something into something and phase someone or something in
to work someone or something into use or service gradually. They decided to phase Ruth into the job little by little. They phased in Ruth over a long period of time.

phase someone or something out of something and phase someone or something out

to work someone or something out of use or service or out of a group gradually. We are going to have to phase you out of the job of treasurer. They phased out the unneeded workers.
See also: out

phase in something also phase something in
to introduce something gradually in stages The plan would phase in a pay raise for many state-government workers. They added too many stores at once instead of phasing them in over time.
Opposite of: phase out something

phase out something also phase something out

to gradually stop providing or using something The city decided to phase out half-day kindergarten for 4-year-olds in the public schools.
Opposite of: phase in (something)
See also: out


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Recent studies of several hundred community clinicians treating severely dissociative patients from 19 countries have shown that phasic trauma-focused treatment leads to favorable outcome in these often very ill patients.
The in vivo recordings quantify force development during tonic and phasic contractions and can assess clapping frequency.
Contributors discuss the latest unified models for Parkinson's that have been developed over the last 50 years, and they report on new physiological findings that involve phasic dopaminergic signaling, striatial dendritic adaptations and the diversity of up-stage voltage transitions.
 
 
 
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