Sentence examples for first time highlights from inspiring English sources
Deloitte's Football Money League report, which has looked at women's football for the first time, highlights this potential.
The study, for the first time, highlights the important role of radical kinetic energy in determining the rate and effectiveness of TAPS mineralisation of pollutants.
And for the first time highlights from the collection are to go on public view later this year at the Serpentine Gallery in London, in an exhibition to be curated by the artist.
As a result, our study for the first time highlights the potential of copper oxide to augment the bactericidal efficacy and hence can be used in the manufacture of medical appliances.
This study for the first time highlights multiplicity of the xylanase from A. tubingensis.
This would not be the first time Highlights has tried to make an app work.
This new model also, for the first time, highlighted the significant effect of the biomass storage products concentration before pulse addition of acetate on OUR profile.
Nevertheless, thanks to the stable propagation in a contact-free region, crack front shapes for rapid propagation cases (>2000 m/s) are for the first time highlighted in this work.
Thanks to meticulous fractographic analysis, it is for the first time highlighted that the crack front shape is strongly dependent on the crack velocity and involves a curvature jump when propagating faster than 2800 m/s.
The results confirm in episodic AM the executive/working memory aging hypothesis, and for the first time highlight the role of episodic buffer in associating the various different details of specific events that elicit the conscious recollection.
Highly relevant to the current English WM infrastructural debate, these results for the first time highlight the risk of a significant reduction in the energy that could be recovered by local WM strategies relying only on the market to dispose of the 'fuel from waste' in a non dedicated plant in the case that the SRF had to be sent to landfill for lack of treatment capacity.
