Sentence examples for firstly directed from inspiring English sources

In this way, Interests sent by consumers will be firstly directed to the home gateway, then to the edge router allocated to MH and finally to MH.

In this education, the students are firstly directed to reveal metaphors in their specific studying areas by gathering inspiration from directly formal and physical environmental data or from indirectly informal and contextual data; and secondly expected to transform analogies into spatial decisions with architectural programs.

The methodological design for detecting HPV involved using PCR, firstly, directed towards determining DNA quality and integrity (using primers directed towards detecting the β-globin gene segment).

Cytotoxic drugs are firstly directed to kill tumour cells; however, after cell death, with the consequent loss of pro-angiogenic factors produced by tumour cells, they also induce a significant reduction in pharmacokinetic parameters.

Firstly, direct tensile tests on epoxy specimens were performed at different curing temperatures.

The method is composed of two parts: Firstly, direct trust evaluation is presented based on historical security event record.

Firstly, direct ties of an organization's knowledge elements in a knowledge network have an inverted U-shaped effect on its exploitative innovation, which is not the case in exploratory innovation.

Firstly, direct weighting provides a relationship between the importance of two criteria (e.g. value of criterion A = 2 vs. value of criterion B = 4).

Firstly, direct contact details for practice nurses were not available as they are not contracted to the HSE but rather are employed directly by practices and so there was no information available for non-responder practice nurses.

Firstly, direct labeling of SH2 domains or the GST tag with oligonucleotides would reduce the assay complexity and could prevent issues stemming from insufficient GST:anti-GST antibody binding.

Firstly, direct amplification of cysts DNA from stool samples help to sole important questions such as presence of mixed infections, association between assemblages and host (pathogenicity) and selection for irrelevant genotypes during cultivation [ 22, 78, 79].