Sentence examples for additionally during the first from inspiring English sources

Additionally, during the first few days of the game's release, players experienced difficulties uploading their scores to the official Guitar Hero website.

Additionally, during the first 60 min p.i. it is present in lysates of epithelial HeLa cells that were incubated with high multiplicities of infection (MOIs) of serovar D. Infection with C. trachomatis D (but not L2 lacking the corresponding ORF) leads to actin re-organization and cell rounding.

Additionally, during the first two interviews they were directly supervised.

Additionally, during the first 6 months of 2014, we identified 55 patients who were not enrolled in either clinical trial but who were eligible for participation in our study.

Additionally, during the first few weeks of the study, the number of intervention subjects with primary care appointments exceeded the capacity of the clinical pharmacists to conduct the intervention (two pharmacists working 1 day each were able to intervene on a maximum of 25 participants per week).

Additionally, during the first week of radio adds, "Grown Woman" became the number one added song to Urban adult contemporary stations.

Additionally, during the second iteration, we aggregated the categories of the properties in a more abstract manner.

Additionally, during the second week of PD, teachers worked in content-specific groups (earth, life, or physical science) to explore more deeply the integration of engineering into a specific scientific domain.

Additionally, fluid balances during the first 24 h, APACHE II scores and intervention durations were similar (Table  3).

Additionally, documents identified during the first search that also provided metrics (in conjunction with cure definitions) were included in the results of this second search.

Additionally, prenatal visits during the first semester of pregnancy increased by 8%§ among PROGRESA beneficiaries and initial visits in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy fell, a change that is recognised to improve the health of pregnant women and their infants (Skoufias, 2005).