Sentence examples for has foremost from inspiring English sources

DLPFC activity has foremost been found in studies that required the manipulation of relevant items in memory [ 20, 28].

Cp. pecorum has foremost been associated with polyarthritis, encephalitis and inapparent intestinal infection, and the impact by Cp. psittaci in ruminants is yet to be investigated.

The risk has foremost and first been shown for women therapeutically irradiated at young ages (childhood, adolescence), while peri- and postmenopausal women irradiated for breast cancer in one breast have not conclusively been found to have a higher risk for contralateral breast cancer because of the radiation treatment [ 10, 11].

I have foremost in mind Golub's great art of the nineteen-eighties.

Bildt had foremost in mind, it seems from his memoirs, the release of 30 Dutch hostages, and wrote a report after the encounter saying: "Mladic readily agreed to most of the demands on Srebrenica".

As with his other films, Jarmusch's starting point for writing Mystery Train was the actors and characters he had foremost in mind.

I am in total accordance with the idea that when the translation machinery was about to be established, the amino acids had foremost a catalytic (and structural) role.

Previous metabolomic studies regarding muscle activity and metabolism have foremost been performed in exercise studies (Yan et al. 2009; Chorell et al. 2009, 2012; Pohjanen et al. 2007).

Second, the impact of genetic variants may be age-dependent because quantitative investigations have foremost been performed in middle-aged individuals, whereas ascertained type 2 diabetes cases are generally older.

It has, first and foremost, a crackerjack cast that does indeed keep the requisite straight face.

"I think that when you are trying to build a club that has its own identity, you've got to have, first and foremost, had your own home.