Sentence examples for both cases through the from inspiring English sources

If it wants to show it is following the rule of law, not that of man (or Party), it needs to prosecute both cases through the courts.

Photodegradation occurred in both cases through the localized photocatalytic degradation of the monolayer.

The samples were excited in both cases through the P3HT layer, so the lack of generation from the polymer could be due to the layer of P3HT being too thick to allow for exciton diffusion to the interface.

Cooling was successfully stopped and reversed at the end of the protocol in both cases through the use of the heat exchanger set to warming mode (although technician availability limited the length of time available for monitoring and precluded a complete return to baseline temperature prior to sacrifice).

Altogether, our results demonstrate that TNF α induces apoptosis when either NF- κB or the MAPK/ERK pathway is inhibited, and in both cases through the upregulation of the BH3-only protein Bim, which is under the control of JNK1/2 activation.

(b) Also, it seems reasonable to infer from his conception of hermeneutics that he would now place less emphasis on discovering preexisting commonalities, or near-commonalities, and more on refining those found and establishing further ones -- namely, in both cases, through adept use of the art of hermeneutics.

Although, because of different national models, the UK show ran for four episodes and the US version for 456, both set out to follow single cases through the legal justice system.

Fletcher, who has been described by the New York Times as a "flashy money manager," has been involved in quite a few legal cases through the years, both as a plaintiff and a defendant.

From this perspective in both cases, the substrate is embedded through the cofactor on one side and coordinated through the Zn2+ ion.

In both cases, the anodization was performed through the openings of the FP mask in a double-tank electrochemical cell.

Because the numerical values are very close to the exact one in both cases the comparison is made through the absolute errors that appear.