Sentence examples for we first delineated from inspiring English sources
In the field, we first delineated the study plot as follows: we laid out an approximately 25 m × 25 m grid over a rectangular area of 200 m × 500 m (ca. 10 ha).
We first delineated haplotype frameworks based on the high-density HapMap Phase II genotype data as described previously [9], followed by phylogenetic analysis among current major haplotypes and the corresponding haplotypes derived from chimpanzee reference sequences.
To validate the association between the AC1 gene expression pattern and never-smoking status we first delineated transcriptional differences between the original AC clusters by SAM analysis.
To gain further insight into the potential function for SBP2L and the evolutionary origins of SECIS binding proteins, we first delineated the major features that distinguish SBP2L from SBP2.
To identify epithelial stem cell genes in late EECs, we first delineated early (FIGO stages I and II) and late (FIGO stages III and IV) EECs at the genomics level.
With Bobbie Ann Mason's lucid, if uneven, new collection of stories, "Zigzagging Down a Wild Trail," we're back in the small-town Kentucky landscape she first delineated with such acuity in "Shiloh and Other Stories" nearly 20 years ago.
It is named for the American geologist Alfred Hulse Brooks, who first delineated the range's geologic character.
His distinctive style was first delineated with The Cat in the Hat, written in response to a challenge to create an unputdownable book for children using fewer than 250 words.
The inner Van Allen belt was first delineated by instruments aboard the early Explorer satellites in 1958, and the space probes Pioneers III and IV discovered the second Van Allen belt soon afterward.
a 2-year study was conducted to update the core competencies for basic midwifery practice, first delineated by the International Confederation of Midwives in 2002.
Similar to as described previously [22], the VOIs were first delineated visually by contouring the 18F-FDG activity that was clearly above the normal background activity (Figure 3). Figure 3 Coronal, sagittal, and transverse views of PET/CT images.
