Sentence examples for classified firstly from inspiring English sources

The main concepts from respondents' definitions were classified firstly into basic themes using thematic analysis techniques [ 73, 74].

It seems likely therefore that some patients with obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome will have gone unrecognised altogether [ 13, 14, 43] although it is also possible that some may have been misdiagnosed as having another sleep problem, in which case they would have been classified firstly as "any sleep problem" and then as a "sleep problems other than sleep apnoea" in this study.

This paper classifies firstly all the possible failures of STT-MRAM into "soft errors" and "hard errors", and analyzes their impact on the memory reliability.

The unknown samples to be classified are recognized firstly by the rough k-means classifier.

The modeling methods of surface roughness are firstly classified into theoretical and empirical solutions according to their modeling processes.

The acquired images should be firstly classified into two groups, non-defect or defect, by naked eyes or using the method reported in Lee's PhD dissertation (Lee 2005).

Applications are firstly classified according to their delay requirements before being served.

In this research, we firstly classified innovation into levels of degree.

The collected data from learners' performance in the C-DA are encapsulated in the following table: In Table 1, the information pertaining to the learners' performance are firstly classified based on their attempts.

In Open innovation business model section, a business model for the overall open innovation is presented; while in Management of external resources in an open innovation system section, external resources are firstly classified and the mechanisms used to manage these external resources are then detailed.

As shown in Fig. 6b, we firstly classified all SNP pairs into three categories (i. four alleles; ii. three alleles; iii. two alleles) based on their combination schemes as depicted in Fig. 6a.