Sentence examples for we first distinguish from inspiring English sources
Here, we first distinguish the new mechanism from other doctrines with which it shares both name and family resemblance.
We first distinguish two cases to show that (lim_{nrightarrow infty}d ( x_{n},T_{i}^{n}x_{n} ) =0), (i=1,2,ldots,m).
For a given test sample, we first distinguish the clothing type to know which parts should be retained and which should be discarded.
We first distinguish the newly emerged labour market from the state-controlled job assignment system under the command economy, and thus term individuals who successfully obtained jobs in the market sector 'market adventurers' (adventurers hereafter).
Before discussing the algorithm complexity, we first distinguish between three types of operations involved in our method: (a) feature vector computation, (b) feature vector comparison, and (c) basic floating-point arithmetic operation.
In considering an analytic framework for spatial epidemiologic analyses (Elliott et al. 2000b), we first distinguish between point and area data.
To address the former possibility, we first distinguished apical and basal progenitors by immuno-labeling with antibodies to PAX6 and TBR2, respectively.
Thus, we first distinguished between locus-specific tags (tags mapping to both copies of a gene locus) and locus copy-specific tags (tags mapping uniquely to one of two homeologous copies).
Therefore, we first distinguished the proteins in S. cerevisiae that are highly structured (S) or highly unstructured (U) (Gsponer et al., 2008) in order to identify the aggregation-prone proteins in this proteome (see Extended Experimental Procedures).
In this study, we first distinguished between robust and fragile (unrobust) transcriptional regulatory programs according to their degrees of sensitivity to the knockout of TFs under normal growth condition.
We first distinguished between a dimension that describe the decision (if the choice is made by the individual patient or by others, for example the GP) and a dimension that describe the result of this decision (if the result imply geographical mobility or not).
