Sentence examples for this first report from inspiring English sources

The regrettable reality, of course, is that it's this first report that is most newsworthy.

"We really ought to take it on the basis of much more thorough understanding than this first report," he said.

The main objectives of this first report in a series are to describe the project's feasibility and methods and the demographics of the sample obtained.

While further work is needed to fully understand and exploit these effects, this first report on transparent nanocomposites could have broad implications for the creation of mechanically robust, transparent ceramics of the future.

This first report will clarify the facts, collate better data and bring home the message the government first highlighted in a 2002 green paper, that people must save more or work longer.

This first report on α-farnesene synthesis in Y. lipolytica lays a foundation for future research on production of sesquitepenes in Y. lipolytica and other closest yeast species and will potentially contribute in its industrial production.

This first report on the frequency of C9orf72 hexanucleotide repeat expansion and SOD1 mutations in Portuguese ALS patients reiterate that the genetic architecture of ALS varies among different geographic regions.

This first report on experimental evidences for occurrences of these (LiFePO4 ↔ FePO4) phase transformations at such (nano particle sizes is expected to throw new insights into the still debated phenomenon.

This first report on thermoformed composite materials of microbial PHBHV and lignin suggests a new class of bio-based polymer materials to be applied for packaging of various easily perishable goods.

This first report on the potent inhibition of Akt/mTOR signaling by SIN replication, bolsters further studies on the development and evaluation of engineered SIN genotypes in vitro and in vivo for unique cytolytic functions.

This first report on R-gene isolation from the Zingiber secondary gene pool is pivotal in designing strategies for engineering resistance in ginger, which is otherwise not amenable to conventional improvement programs owing to sexual reproduction barriers.