Sentence examples for the first preferential from inspiring English sources

Returning officer Jo Miller said the result of the first preferential vote was "very tight".

It can be attributed to the new adsorption sites (Li-sites) created by Li atoms, which turn to be the first preferential adsorption sites instead of Cu-sites, as revealed by the more exothermic binding energies (BEs) on Li-site (−90.55 kJ/mol) than the latter (−45.14 kJ/mol).

Pt bulk and supported-nanoparticle electrodes have exhibited varying degrees of surface structure sensitivity toward the ORR for two main reasons: first, preferential adsorption of supporting electrolyte or water; and second, intrinsic variation of reaction kinetics on different Pt(h k l) surfaces or atomic scale imperfections on the Pt surface (e.g. steps, kinks, edges, and corners).

The first is preferential exchange to accelerate the speed of convergence.

First, preferential self-assembly along droplet-bead interface is followed by formation of an adhesive bond.

For the first time continuous preferential enantioselective crystallization is investigated.

This technique provides a complete molecular picture of lipolysis, evidencing for the first time, whether preferential hydrolysis of certain glycerides over others occurs.

The graphic of Figure 3 shows us that annealing process does not change circular domains' height and this fact allows us to exclude the first hypothesis: the preferential diffusion of gold driven by block copolymer template.

These results provide the first demonstration of preferential cell migration toward acid in a pHe gradient, with intriguing implications for directed cell migration in the tumor and wound healing environments.

The first is a preferential targeting of those elements to the regions harboring those genes.

To our knowledge this study constitutes the first report of preferential TCR usage associated with the Th17 phenotype with the associated implications for differential avidity of Th17 cells.