Sentence examples for incorporating the first from inspiring English sources
In 1974 an American neurologist and neuroscientist, Stanley Prusiner, entered the field and coined the term prion (for proteinaceous infectious particle, and incorporating the first two letters of his surname).
This positive attitude lasted well into the nineteenth century, incorporating the first half-century of the industrial revolution.
"George and I will be developing and writing both football and non-football plans for the club - incorporating the first team, academy and community foundation".
Ethnicity was assigned based on imputation using Census data specific to geographic location and name recognition algorithms incorporating the first, middle and last names (eg, certain names or prefixes or suffixes of surnames are unique to a given ethnicity).
The results presented below were obtained by running the REML procedure on each chromosome separately, incorporating the first 10 principle components (Eigenvectors) calculated over the whole autosomal dataset to correct for population structure.
By incorporating the first 60% of release, data mechanism of release can be indicated according to Korsmeyer, where n is the release exponent, indicative of mechanism of drug release.
The theory bridges the microscopic and macroscopic length scale by incorporating the second-order deformation gradient into the kinematic description.
In McDonald v. Chicago (2010), Justice Clarence Thomas, while concurring with the majority in incorporating the Second Amendment against the states, declared that he reached this conclusion through the Privileges or Immunities Clause instead of the Due Process Clause.
Another pin was inserted into the base of the second and third metacarpal bones, avoiding incorporating the fourth and fifth metacarpal bones.
Adjustment for population stratification in the linear regression analyses was done by incorporating the third and fourth principal component in the statistical model.
Tribe and Club, Together From Beginning Shinnecock Hills, which started in 1891, was the first American golf club to be incorporated, the first to maintain a waiting list and the first to build a clubhouse.
