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ESLPod_0901_WE_1477 Participating in a Clinical Trial In this podcast, the word "phase" means one of many parts, stages, or levels in a process: "What phase of the software development life cycle are you in?" Or, "It's often unpleasant to spend time with two-year-olds, but they're just passing through a phase." The phrase "to phase (something) in" means to begin using something gradually: "We'll phase in the budget cuts slowly to minimize their impact." The phrase "to phase (something) out" has the opposite meaning - to stop using something gradually: "The company is phasing out the buying of cars for employees to use. Next year, only senior employees will be allowed to use them, and then the year after that, only managers will still be allowed."

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ESLPod 901 phase Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0901_WE_1477
Episode Id	ESLPod 901
Episode Title	Participating in a Clinical Trial
Phrase	phase
Text	In this podcast, the word "phase" means one of many parts, stages, or levels in a process: "What phase of the software development life cycle are you in?" Or, "It's often unpleasant to spend time with two-year-olds, but they're just passing through a phase." The phrase "to phase (something) in" means to begin using something gradually: "We'll phase in the budget cuts slowly to minimize their impact." The phrase "to phase (something) out" has the opposite meaning - to stop using something gradually: "The company is phasing out the buying of cars for employees to use. Next year, only senior employees will be allowed to use them, and then the year after that, only managers will still be allowed."
Topics	Health + Medicine

Phase Eslpod Means Phrase Gradually Employees Participating Clinical