The phrase "as discussed firstly" is not correct in standard written English.
It is generally better to use "as discussed" or "as discussed first" to convey the intended meaning more clearly.
Example: "As discussed first, we will focus on the marketing strategy in our next meeting."
Alternatives: "as previously mentioned" or "as discussed initially."
The bottom diameter of NCs is an important factor influencing the light harvest [29]; as a result, the bottom diameter of b should be discussed firstly.
As discussed previously, firstly we explored the single classifier approach, according to which a single classifier is being used for the management of all the cases.
Firstly, as discussed, clinical features overlap.
Firstly, as discussed, when used early in conventional immunosuppressive naïve disease, rituximab seems to be effective and has a steroid-sparing effect [ 24].
Firstly as discussed above, a key difference between an elderly human and the mouse model is the number of cycles of mtDNA replication.
Firstly, as discussed by Jimeno et al, the difference in incidence of initially metastatic breast cancer (IMBC) may be explained by the different data sources of the two studies.
Firstly, as discussed above, we could not obtain peripheral and cord blood, amniotic fluid and urine samples from every patient, hampering the comparability of pro-protein levels among different samples.
Firstly, as discussed above, the fact that psychosis is associated with a higher rate of insecure avoidant attachment is not per se the proof of a causality of attachment disruptions on the later onset of psychosis.
Better performance of our method over other two supervised learning based methods, Qi et al. and Shi et al. may be due to the following three key reasons: (1) Firstly, as discussed in previous section, our method introduces some new features from the weighted network: the density, mean and maximum degrees of the weighted network, which prove to be quite effective for the performance improvement.
As discussed above, the abnormality was firstly observed at UNP stage between the MT and WT and it was entirely different at BNP stage.
Based on current knowledge, as discussed in this review, we hypothesize firstly that certain endogenous or exogenous stimuli (perhaps food, stress or infections) trigger a subclinical gut mucosal inflammation, which, depending on the genetic susceptibility of an individual, favor growth and expansion of a community of specific disease-promoting gut bacteria.
