Sentence examples for both as and from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, UBE3A KO neurons displayed significantly more calcium transients than both AS and control cultures at the earliest time point.

Both AS and PA from direct coal liquefaction can form aggregates while the PA exhibits stronger aggregation than the AS.

Our earlier studies, however, were not designed to examine possible interactive effects of exposure to both As and Mn.

Furthermore, self-efficacy measured after practice and before retention and transfer was increased by both AS and EE.

It was in the second half, though, that Carter's excellence really showed, both as and after Australia fought their way back into the match.

Although neurons from both AS and control subjects showed similar RMP values at the earliest time points, AS neurons remained significantly depolarized compared to controls at later times.

As a result, although both AS and NM corrected lipid peroxidation parameters such as MDA via their antioxidant properties, only AS ameliorated pathological alteration in tissues.

When adjusted only for each other, both As and Mn in whole blood (BAs; BMn) were significantly negatively related to most WISC-IV subscale scores.

X-ray diffraction (XRD) revealed that both AS and SA specimens all belong to hexagonal wurtzite textured at (002) and (103).

We also found that cells in both AS and control cultures expressed markers for upper cortical layers (CUX1 and SATB2) and deep layers (CTIP2), as well as a population of tyrosine hydroxylase-positive cells (Fig. 1c).

Findings are consistent with other reports documenting adverse impact of both As and Mn exposure on child developmental outcomes, although associations appear muted at these relatively low exposure levels.