Sentence examples for of existing first from inspiring English sources

In this review, we discuss the major molecular, immunological, and clinical determinants of existing first- and second-generation DC vaccines.

The architecture of existing – first generation – computer forensic tools, including the widely used EnCase and FTK products, is rapidly becoming outdated.

We also present various numerical simulations to illustrate how our lower-bound drastically improves the performance of existing first-order lower-bounds in practical scenarios, resulting in more efficient strategies for epidemic containment.

The proposed high-order schemes can be implemented with little modification of existing second-order accurate in space, implicit CFD methods.

Instead, Apple was probably just using diagrams of existing third-party apps for examples of other things they were actually trying to patent.

Further improvements may result from the optimisation of existing first-line regimens with more creative schedules, perhaps involving sequential or intraperitoneal administration of existing drugs, and the incorporation of newer noncross-resistant drugs.

The rapidly declining cost, low error rate, and high throughput of existing second-generation platforms enables generation of whole-genome sequences (WGS) for inventory of standing pathogen genomic variation across space and time and development of powerful single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers [ 1– 4].

We did not believe it was possible to deal with these issues in adequate detail within the confines of an existing first aid course.

"So it is entirely unjust that £45m has been found to establish an institution that will educate less than a fifth of the number of students currently enrolled at some of the existing sixth-form colleges in London.

Comparison studies show that this new first-order shear deformation theory can achieve the same accuracy of the existing first-order shear deformation theory which has more number of unknowns.

In particular, the report criticises the patchy operation across the UK of the existing third-party reporting system.