A. oryzae has recently been considered a strong host candidate for heterologous protein production both because it is a eukaryote and because of its safety and remarkable behavior, i.e. high productivity of secreted enzymes.
Mr. Brachman's work is memorable both because it is visually alluring and because it has something to say.
In Mr. Andersson's view, greater shareholder involvement is good both because it is right and because it works.
They want American Bankers both because it is very profitable and because it fits perfectly with the business their companies are already pursuing.
The popular online strategy game Starcraft has emerged as an important benchmark for AI both because it is extremely complicated and because it's a game where it's hard to measure progress.
That timespan is dangerous both because it is too long — long enough for us to unwittingly build an entire civilization on top of our continent's worst fault line — and because it is not long enough.
But the judge's decision has considerable persuasive force for other courts both because it is the first time the law has been tested and because the Manhattan court is among the more prestigious district courts.
For calculating terminal value, a growth model is preferred, both because it is preferred by academics and because the multiples used by experts (usually EBITDA) are commonly based on current market multiples without regard for what multiples might be at the end of the projection period.
The book is topical and poignant both because it is so common (millions of baby boomers are now watching their parents age and die) and because its subject was an uncommon woman, one to whom many readers already feel intimately connected.
He notes the power of the novel "to test, and enrich, our powers of sympathy both because it is real and because it is not real we can allow our ideas of things to remain unresolved in fiction as we rarely do in real life".
