Sentence examples for firstly revised from inspiring English sources

At second, using the firstly revised picture, we measured the vertical distance from the line (lateral intercanthus line) that connects the right and left lateral canthus to the edge of the maxillary central incisors in V-Ceph.

Then finally, we altered the vertical size of the smile picture (the firstly revised picture) that was adjusted using the intercanthus distance to have the same vertical distance from the lateral intercanthus line to the central incisors as those vertical distance from the intercanthus horizontal plane to the central incisors measured on the preoperative CT data (Fig. 2b).

Therefore, the purpose of the current study was firstly to revise the CDSS on the basis of ICHD-3 beta and secondly, to prospectively apply this CDSS to the diagnosis of outpatients and evaluate its sensitivity and specificity in our headache clinic.

We need to harmonise the way in which the Schengen acquis is implemented and we are doing so in two ways: firstly by revising the Common Schengen Manual, and the Commission will, in the first six months of this year, be submitting a proposal for this revision.

Using data from the first 33 interviews, the researchers created a typology of barriers which was revised twice, firstly after addition of the data from the next 11 interviews, and then again after addition of the data from the final 7 interviews.

Firstly, the literature is revised and it was found that the available experiments on the hexagonal columns cover relatively limited hexagonal dimensions and material properties.

Firstly, patients who were revised to a stemmed MOM prosthesis had poorer results than those revised to other bearing types.

We provided the reference when the kcbp-1 firstly appeared in the Results part in the revised version.

With this method, the sizing of various structural components is firstly carried out per code strength requirements and then revised iteratively to satisfy the stiffness requirements on both individual structural components and the overall frame.

In the present contribution, firstly, currently available techniques for the generation of synthetic turbulence are revised with a focus on their mathematical formulation.

Firstly, the £10bn surplus penciled in for 2019-20 is already likely to be revised down by the Office for Budget Responsibility as a result of borrowing being higher this year than was expected back in the summer.