Sentence examples for first and second articles from inspiring English sources

The first and second articles in this series on maternal and surgical care were published in volume11, number 5 and 6 of Enfermería Clínica.

After reading the first and second articles in this series, you may already have made up your mind which arena you want to work in.

Acceptable papers were limited to RCT's in the first and second articles.

In the first and second article I focused on the comprehension of the culture and the level of cooperation of an organization, as two critical components in the understanding of the level of healthiness and sustainability of a business environment.

By simply incorporating an adaptive sleep system, my recommended choice is the Kenko Naturest Sleep System, into our bed and adding the sleep tips suggested in my first and eighth article, we will begin to create our personal revolution that will change our culture, our thinking, our workplaces, and our lives.

Most countries engage with the global UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which addresses health in the first and fourth article of the convention by requiring parties to 'Take climate change considerations into account… with a view to minimizing adverse effects… on public health' (25).

The Senate returned on May 26 and voted on the second and third articles, with identical 35 19 results.

The second and third articles describe the increasing trends of contralateral prophylactic mastectomies (CPM) in women with increased risk for opposite breast cancers.

According to a study cited by Wired in 2009, raptors' talons are finely-tuned hunting instruments: "...accipitrids, which include hawks and eagles, have two giant talons on their first and second toes," the article notes.

For the paragraphs preceding those below, please see the first and second parts of this article and the first article in the series.}.

In addition, the first and second reviewers discussed all articles which the first reviewer viewed as being borderline between inclusion and exclusion.