Sentence examples for are distinguished first from inspiring English sources

They are distinguished first on the basis of the status of their premises.

Since previous studies have shown that the workload differs between the first ward day and subsequent ward days, four different categories of ward days are distinguished: first ward days; following ward days; day care ward days; intensive care ward days.

can be distinguished, first, 20 min lasting and characterized by higher slope and second, much longer lasting with smaller slope.

For immigrants, two different categories of ALMPs can be distinguished: first, programmes that are specifically designed for and exclusively targeted at immigrants, and second, general programmes that are also used for the native population.

Two general modes of integrating electrochemistry into the methanogenic process can be distinguished: first, the electrodes can be integrated into the anaerobic digestion of sewage water or other organic wastes, and secondly, the methanogenic BES can be placed into a second reactor as a stand-alone-process, fed with CO2, but without additional organic substrates (Fig. 6).

In continuity with strategies pervasively used in the job assignment era, we found that successful job seekers between 2003 and 2008 could be distinguished first by whether informal ties were used (contact users vs. contact non-users) in a job search, and second by whether kin or non-kin contacts were used among contact users (kin contacts vs. non-kin contacts).

In the phylogenetic tree, four groups may be distinguished: first South America; second North America and the New World; third China, Japan, and Korea; and fourth Australia and India.

Three aspects of the concept of 'public' can be distinguished: first, the nature of the target population as the 'public at large' has to be clarified.

In this regard, two major issues that affect run-time should be distinguished: first, the number of arithmetic operations needed to accomplish one cycle of the Gibbs sampler as a function of the number of individuals in the pedigree file, and second, the number of cycles necessary to attain convergence.

In general, two levels of specialization measures may be distinguished: first, the characterization of focal species and, second, the degree of specialization of an entire interaction network, representing an assemblage of species and their interaction partners (e.g. food webs, mutualistic networks, predator-prey relationships).

Two types of nodes are distinguished, the first one interconnects two pantographic fibers, the second one simply interconnects two different segments of the same fiber.