The phrase "at both instances" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "in both instances."
Example: "The results were consistent in both instances, confirming the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "in both cases" or "at both occasions."
The difference between Brady's case and the debate over assisted suicide is only one of degree: whether it is the provision of a poison that a man may freely choose to drink or whether it is merely allowing a man freely to choose not to drink at all, in both instances it is 'we' who do or don't make available the means of death.
Equal loading was confirmed by blotting with β-actin (Sigma, 1 10,000 dilution), secondary antibody (goat anti-mouse HRP, DAKO) was used at 1 1000 in both instances.
We say that there is an 80/80 blastn hit between two repeats if there is a blastn between any of the four pairs of repeat instances from the two repeats which has at least 80% sequence identity and covers at least 80% of both instances.
At any rate, in both instances, after tortuous negotiations, court rulings, architectural revisions, and bruising press coverage, Boston Properties wound up walking away.
In both instances, at year 10, the active TB average prevalence did not exceed 0.5% and the active TB prevalence exceeded 1% in less than 5% of the 600 runs.
Caspase activation took place at late treatment times in both instances.
In both instances, EUK-8 at 0.05, 0.5, and 5 mM did not extend nematode lifespan.
In both instances, householders fired shotguns at burglars.
This can be accomplished by subtracting the pure lignin Multi-CP spectrum from that of biomass scaled by a factor that can be determined by matching the amplitudes of the common signals at both spectra, for instance, lines 12 and 13 in Fig. 2a.
Unusually he had extensive experience of sitting both at first instance and on second-tier appeals in both the social security and tax jurisdictions.
