Sentence examples for and presentation of both from inspiring English sources

Some of my major concerns are that insufficient evidence was presented for critical assumptions of the model, and presentation of both experiment and modeling is poor and difficult for a reader to follow.

Taken together, our data indicate that following macropinocytosis CII is targeted to lysosomes for antigen processing and presentation of both glycosylated and non-glycosylated epitopes to T cells.

"We are in an 'information war' based on the selection and presentation of information in both the West and Russia to create opinion favourable to the dominant interests". Spain has a long history of interference from abroad.

The project will culminate with student-designed experiments testing a functional aspect of p53 and presentation of the results for both expert and lay audiences.

In addition, cancer fear has been shown to be associated with screening uptake and presentation of suspicious symptoms, although both motivating and deterrent associations have been found (for an overview, see [ 7, 8]).

Sessions were initiated by extension of both levers and presentation of either the ethanol- (S+) or nonreward-associated (S−) SD.

Overall our data show that a high concentration of peptide is required for the optimal processing and presentation of T-cell epitopes in both HLA class I and II to allow the ex vivo detection of antigen-specific CD4+ and CD8+ T cells present in cryopreserved PBMC.

Receptor-recognized forms of alpha 2M, but not lysozyme or BSA, competed effectively for both uptake and presentation of lysozyme-alpha 2M-elastase complexes.

This receptor guiding of HIV-1 into different pathways should affect both processing and presentation of viral antigens and infection of the DCs.

It is also clear that the rate of discounting also affects (often doubles) the cost-effectiveness estimate and so is an important factor in both estimation and presentation of results for comparison across interventions.

What is amazing about the DSR work on the Charles James exhibit, however, is something closer to the fundamentals of (architectural) design -- drawings and execution, sequencing, analysis of materiality and the presentation of both methods and effects.