Sentence examples for firstly able from inspiring English sources

MN is equipped with five wireless interfaces so we are firstly able to measure the signal S m and the noise N m in the main interface.

In our large patient cohort we are firstly able to demonstrate that FVIII C plasma activity is strongly associated with all-cause mortality.

It was found in the present study that r rhBMP2_108 was firstly able to target the recruitment of progenitor cells by favouring early and rapid recruitment of cells within 24 h (Fig.  1).

Firstly being able to text, chat or see the presence of an advertiser directly from their advert would be amazing.

AT these WEAK moments its important to firstly be able to recognise when its a WEAK moment and what to and what not to do when this happens.

Because the Chinese characters usually don't have space between each other except when there is punctuation, you must firstly be able to identify and understand those "multi-character words" when reading in order to understand the whole sentence and article.

Because the Chinese characters usually don't have space between each other except when there is punctuation, you must firstly be able to identify and understand those "phases", "idioms" and "sense groups" when reading in order to understand the whole sentence and article.

Firstly, being less able to achieve direct exploration with some patients, professionals felt, and were by definition, less able to be patient-centred in their approach (Stewart, 2001).

Firstly, patients are able to maintain consciousness while undergoing an unpleasant procedure.

Firstly to be able to find data easily, wherever it may be; standardisation of the data description would simplify this task.

The obtained cloud points from LiDAR capture are converted into the urban elements and buildings' rooftops surfaces, with a twofold objective; firstly, to be able to accurately estimate the slopes and orientation of the PVM on the rooftops, and secondly, to calculate the instant shadowing during a whole year period (Lukac et al., 2013, Yuan et al., 2011).