Sentence examples for both because it represents from inspiring English sources
We became interested in a possible perturbation of the regenerative process both because it represents a longer term response to injury and also because of our observation of an increased number of immature fibres in dysferlinopathy patients compared with disease controls.
We chose to treat our animals at P5 both because it represents a physiologically appropriate intervention time and because previous rds gene therapy trials have reported difficulties correcting the ERG defect in adult rds mice, whereas correction was observed following neonatal gene transfer [30], [31].
We reject this approach, both because it represents a clear attack on every country's sovereignty and because of its potential for creating a Europe based on the use of force.
She said she wanted to create this kind of character because "it represents the world".
The AKSS (sum of both subscores) was chosen, because it represents the overall criterion for postoperative development and provides the most clinically relevant evidence directly related to the primary objective of the trial.
This is my first choice because it represents both a firm foot on a new path for the label and, at the same time, a return to the timelessness of our roots.
I was eager to see what it was all about, and I was especially interested in seeing Tostan's Generational Change project launched as a part of this effort, because it represents something both new and important for us.
"The first step toward a stronger Medicare is to repeal 'Obamacare' because it represents the worst of both worlds," Mr. Ryan said, his last words drowned out by catcalls.
Singapore is an important market, however, because it represents the first step into Southeast Asia for both services.
Transportation is in the core of infrastructure efforts, because it represents a complex system with relationships between different actors, both internally and externally.
