The phrase "applied in the first time" is not correct in English.
A more appropriate expression would be "applied for the first time."
Example: "This method was applied for the first time in the recent study, yielding promising results."
Alternatives: "used for the first time" or "implemented for the first time."
In this context, the aim is to apply, in the first time a hyperplane equation (decision boundary, such as similar or not similar) on sentences S1 and S2, and deduct a total score similarity "Sim (S1,S2)" in the second time.
Although the results in the present study did not show activity for these strains, it is worth mentioning that the amounts (3 mg) applied in the first one were 13 times higher than those (0.2 mg) used in the present study.
Some diagnostic tests used in the present study are applied for the first time in this population, resulting in valuable feasibility data for future validation studies.
Here we report the results of a screening for Bax suppressors in yeast, applied for the first time to a bacterial genome-wide library of coding sequences.
These under-reporting coefficients were developed through a uniform methodology applied for the first time in different areas in order to estimate the actual number of road accident casualties in a number of pilot countries/regions and to identify an appropriate methodology for future studies.
In 1924, he applied for the first time for a residence privilege in France and for French citizenship while pursuing his studies in the Sorbonne Faculty of Law to obtain a PhD.
One of the most advantages of the modularity approach, which is applied for the first time in chaos synchronization, is its flexibility in choosing identification and control modules and designing them completely independently.
The stereotactic neurosurgical technique was applied for the first time in patients by Spiegel and Wycis in 1947.
This technique was applied for the first time in plant cells to induce changes in the expression of the gene encoding the transcription factor SUSIBA2 [ 26].
This assay has been shown to be useful in the assessment and quantification of the viability of organisms, cells or tissues in experimental studies [ 2, 3] but has been applied for the first time in this manner to renal tissue.
