Sentence examples for expressing in the first from inspiring English sources

In this study over 76% of participants were expressing in the first month the majority using a breast pump.

A second panel of 40 breast tumours was examined for the antigens expressed in the first series, and the pattern of expression was found to be very similar (Table 2), although not identical.

He was only too aware that the nationalistic passions expressed in the First World War had been compounded by new racist ideologies in the intervening years.

Synonymous parallelism involves the repetition in the second part of what has already been expressed in the first, while simply varying the words.

The opinion expressed in the First Letter of Paul to Timothy echoes the prevalent Hellenistic view of myth: "Have nothing to do with godless and silly myths" (1 Timothy 4 7).

We find no consistent differences on cascade sizes depending on the emotions expressed in the first tweet of the cascade.

We find that the sentiment expressed in the first tweet of a cascade does not significantly impact the size of the cascade.

Given this, problems stem from the application of the principle expressed in the first premise to the objects of the senses (appearances).

This insight is most famously expressed in the first line of the Daode Jing "daoguides that can daoguide are not constant daoguides".

While we do not have information on the non-responders, the opinions expressed in the first part of the questionnaire are reassuring in the sense that they are quite close to those expressed in other French studies [48 50].

Coulombic interaction is expressed in the first term of interatomic potential; the second term is the Gilbert-type short-range repulsion, while covalent bonding and repulsion of the modified Morse types is represented by the third and fourth terms respectively.