Sentence examples for approach first of all from inspiring English sources
In this approach, first of all, all compositions which satisfy the hard constraint are created, forming a full composition schema.
It wouldn't be "restoring" the FTC's approach, first of all because the FCC rules are in line with the FTC's already, as one of the latter agency's commissioners already stated.
Nonetheless, there are also arguments against this approach: first of all, each model organism has its specific traits.
However, to clarify the concern from this reviewer, we pursued an alternative genetic approach: First of all, we performed Southern blot analysis of virus titers in kyp mutant and Col-0 (new Figure 8A-C), and observed substantial increase of virus replication in the kyp mutant compared to wild-type plants.
Our method differs from [ 9] in the following two aspects: Although both works adopt multivariate approach, first of all, in their information-based approach, clustering and cluster selection are done simultaneously, resulting in a set of clusters optimizing the Minimum Description Length.
Many advantages came from this approach, first of all the possibility to achieve, by using inexpensive tools, a potent silencing of target genes that is also highly specific and long lasting.
In this comment pharmacotherapeutic treatment approaches, first of all risperidone, their limitations and alternative psychotherapeutic approaches are outlined.
Throckmorton's approach was, first of all, not to argue.
A mesoscopic approach is first of all presented, in order to provide a simple but rather complete model.
In other words, before providing a (technical) solution (a "therapy", in the form of regulations, etc)., the oblique approach will first of all explore the emerging integrity challenges which researchers are actually facing ("diagnostics").
In contrast, all identified borderline chemicals are vP and, except one, not B. Finally, the borderline approach highlights, first of all, three substances in the REACH database which might be SVHC although they do not fulfil the criteria defined under REACH.
