Sentence examples for established at the first from inspiring English sources

First, an information and liaison office was established at the first postwar international conference, held in England in 1946.

This vital victory was built on a physical supremacy established at the first scrummage and epitomised by the fearsome tackles of Simone Favaro, and the charges of the hulking Naiyarvoro.

The presence of sperm indicated that mating had occurred, and the day sperm was first detected and established at the first day of pregnancy.

Midwives felt that the rapport between them and pregnant women was not sufficiently established at the first antenatal appointment to allow them to discuss alcohol issues appropriately.

The Intergovernmental Technical Panel on Soils (ITPS) was established at the first Plenary Assembly of the Global Soil Partnership held at FAO Headquarters on 11 and 12 of June, 2013.

Avian gynandromorphs exhibit distinct male/female trait demarcation along the midline (Aw and Levin, 2008; Vandenberg and Levin, 2013) suggesting that the midline and, therefore, a distinct left right axis, is established at the first cell division.

In future versions the revised target of 17% established at the tenth Conference of Parties of the CBD will be used.

New, temporary plots established at the second and every following occasion can be utilized to assess the potential for treatment bias on the remeasured subset.

Baseline evaluations of PsA should include the following domains (consensus on core set of domains for psoriatic arthritis assessment established at the eighth Outcome Measures in Rheumatology (OMERACT 8) conference, 2006).

Using data from the British 1946 birth cohort we aimed: (1) to investigate the effect of the five COMT SNPs on cognitive function in the same boys and girls at two time-points (age 8 and 15 year follow-ups); (2) to test whether pubertal stage of cohort members established at the second assessment (age 15 years) modifies any observed associations.

Thus, conditions have to be established at the end of the first division that allow a second round of chromosome segregation and simultaneously inhibit S phase.