Sentence examples for but using the first from inspiring English sources

I don't personally think this is a huge deal, but using the first nine months of the election year is as close to anything as an industry standard.

The case u k → − p 1 p ϕ n as k → ∞ is proved similarly but using the first inequality in (5).

Figure 5 shows an example in which using only the first two terms yields an underestimate for small populations, but using the first four terms yields a good fit at all population sizes.

The results proved that the whiskers could not be obtained by first method at an appropriate period, but using the second method, a mixed plate-like and long whiskers, and fibrous spherulites could be formed.

Secondary analyses will be performed as described above but using the second control period 48-500 hours prior to the event) as the control data for the matched-pair interval.

Well, I can't say whether Wood was thinking of The Virgin Suicides with that, but use the first person plural I did, and enjoyed it enormously.

He managed to purge the team of several highly paid, unpopular players (such as forward Juwan Howard and point guard Rod Strickland), but used the first pick in the 2001 NBA Draft to select high schooler Kwame Brown, who did not live up to expectations and was traded away after four seasons.

BLAST searches showed that this 54-bp sequence was from a domain of cob conserved among insects and thus had a cob origin; intriguingly, this 54-bp sequence used the second open reading frame in cob but used the first frame in atp8 (Fig.  2b).

Hwang et al. (1997a, 1997b) analyzed two consecutive, first-morning-void urine samples for approximately 300 children and 24-hr urine in a subset of 25 children, but used the first-morning-void samples in the exposure analysis, and reported no differences in study results between using the average or highest of the two first-morning-void samples.

Don't remove your first ruler but use the second ruler.

Minimum growth temperature was not measured, but instead determined using the first Ratkowsky-Equation: μ = b ⋅ T − T min Only data in the linear range, below the optimal growth rate, was used for this calculation.