Sentence examples for purpose firstly from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, firstly the electrical resistance matching different values of degree of saturation was investigated.

For this purpose, firstly, a detailed description of the modified Holmberg Persson approach was made.

For this purpose, firstly, a series of equations are introduced to predict the cavity growth dimensions over time.

For the purpose, firstly, we analyze the main functions of a target system using function analysis techniques.

For this purpose, firstly equations of motion, boundary conditions and force deformation relations are rigorously derived from the total potential energy for a curved beam element.

For the purpose, firstly, customer opinions were collected from an online customer center and then transformed into customer needs using text-mining.

"We gas-stun in a high concentration of CO2 as opposed to the traditional method of pronging, which serves two purposes: firstly it's considerably more humane as the pigs don't get as stressed as when they are pronged.

According to [3], analyzing and predicting defects1 are needed for three main purposes, firstly, for assessing project progress and plan defect detection activities for the project manager.

The present study has two major purposes: firstly, to investigate whether the analytical model proposed by Jedwab and Clerc for assessing the mechanical behaviour of an open ends metallic braided stent is applicable to the looped ends stent design and secondly, to compare the response of the two stent designs subjected to radial compression.

They offer a rich source of high quality hits against diverse target sequences and have been used for three main purposes: firstly, to identify and validate targets in phenotypic screens; secondly, to block protein interactions with nanomolar potency binding affinities; thirdly as a source of more efficient cell penetrating peptides for the delivery of a wide range of biologics.

This serves two purposes; firstly, to provide the GP with the patient's expectation and hope for antimicrobial treatment (making patients' expectations explicit).