Sentence examples for defined for the first time from inspiring English sources

In John Howard's "tough on drugs" era, harm minimisation was defined for the first time as the combination of supply reduction, demand reduction and harm reduction.

In particular, Ms. Casey focused on venture capital funds exempted from registration that were defined for the first time by the S.E.C. ahead of Friday's hearing.

In particular, Ms. Casey focused on venture capital funds, which are exempt from registration and were defined for the first time by the S.E.C. ahead of Friday's hearing.

A couple of centuries earlier, when Shakespeare's John of Gaunt delivered his famous eulogy to "this scepter'd isle"', he was, so Strong points out, lamenting the passing of an England which was in fact being defined for the first time at that historical moment.

The prosecution of Nazi leaders at the Nürnberg trials following World War II for the crime of aggressive war a crime specifically defined for the first time in the Allied charter creating the International Military Tribunal for war criminals provoked extensive discussion over the scope and applicability of the principle against retroactive criminal laws.

Headache profile has been defined for the first time in Turkey with this data [1].

"Like fifteenth-century explorers describing the outline of a new continent, Human Microbiome Project researchers employed a new technological strategy to define, for the first time, the normal microbial makeup of the human body," Francis Collins, the director of the N.I.H_._, said when the project's initial results were released, this summer.

"Like fifteenth-century explorers describing the outline of a new continent, Human Microbiome Project researchers employed a new technological strategy to define, for the first time, the normal microbial makeup of the human body," Francis Collins, the director of the N.I.H., said when the project's initial results were released, this summer.

These findings define for the first time that the gastroprotective effects of KFX against gastric ulcer can be attributed to its role in NF-κB inhibition.

We report here the results of an interdisciplinary study aimed to define for the first time the biodistribution of unlabelled, unpegylated, underivatized TBSV and PVX by proved detecting antibodies.

Here, we define for the first time three GBM patient categories with distinct and clinically predictive three-dimensional nuclear-telomeric architecture defined by telomere number, size, and frequency of telomeric aggregates.