Sentence examples for who firstly from inspiring English sources

Those interns who, firstly, have an obligation to provide work or services personally to the organisation and, secondly,  benefit from  a mutual obligation for the work to be provided as well as being accepted  – are usually protected and must be paid.

It is Halliday who firstly discusses the very nature and centrality of the notion of choice.

It is Wyner who firstly investigated the physical-layer security problem in an information-theoretic sense [15] in 1975.

In addition, artemin was shown to be located in the smooth muscle cells of dural vasculature, which was in agreement with a study by McIlvried, who firstly reported the expression of artemin in the dura mater of rats [11].

In a previous work Ng et al, who firstly showed the absence of Y705 Stat3 phosphorylation in NGF stimulated PC12 cells, have hypothesized either the presence of a potential intrinsic dephosphorylation mechanism of Y705, or inhibition of Y705 phosphorylation triggered by phosphorylated S727 [29].

Our results may be generalizable to patients who firstly received CAPD with stable conditions, not patients with critical conditions.

Firstly Primate Labs researcher John Poole who first discovered telltale performance readings in iPhones and iPads.

The characteristics of 169 patients, who were firstly genotyped by MassArray to screen for RP susceptibility variants, are listed in Table S1.

This might be explained by our study included patients who were firstly initiated CAPD while those studies included both prevalent and incident CAPD cases.

In light of the report by Madsen et al. [ 30] who argued firstly that there are two types of oscillations, namely relaxation type observed in cell free extracts and harmonic (sinusoidal) oscillations observed in intact cells, and secondly that the Wolf model is not applicable for oscillations in intact cells.

Firstly, who has ever thought: 'For this first date, with a stranger I have never met before, my chosen location is... ah yes, the Seathwaite Fells in Cumbria.