Sentence examples for both firmness from inspiring English sources

Dr. Redfern said the ideal surface would be medium in both firmness and thickness.

Faced with both firmness and offers of civility, the Ossetians will have difficulty holding out through the winter, he said.

The North Korean action came shortly after the South's president, Ms. Park, stressed both firmness and reciprocity in her nation's policy toward the North.

This goes for both firmness and material.

The QTLs detected could then be separated into three groups: (i) QTLs influencing both fruit firmness at harvest and firmness change during storage on LGs 10 and 15; (ii) QTLs for which postharvest fruit firmness was due to harvest fruit firmness but not fruit softening on LGs 1, 6 and 14; and (iii) QTLs associated with softening but not fruit firmness at harvest on LGs 10, 5, 3 and 16.

Soil autoclaving determined an increase of radish firmness both in inoculated and un-inoculated trials (37.7 N on average), while a lower value was registered for those grown in non-autoclaved soils (30.4 N on average).

In the 2010 data, there were genotypes that had significantly (p<0.01) higher firmness both at harvest and following storage in different sites, as well as genotypes that appeared to be completely unaffected by the environment between these two orchards.

The QTLs from LGs 1, 10, 14, 15 and 16 explained the major variation for fruit firmness both at and after harvest and for loss of fruit firmness during storage in the population and were stable between sites and between years.

The onset of ripening (termed véraison) is accompanied by significant changes, at both physical (pulp firmness) and chemical (accumulation of sugars and flavor compounds, synthesis of anthocyanins and reduction of organic acids concentration) levels [ 1, 2], concurrently with the modification of the transcription rate of a large number of related genes [ 3, 4].

Mainly because of the latter, both the Hempelian and the firmness views of confirmation must depart from the plausible HD idea that hypotheses are generally confirmed by their verified consequences (see Hempel 1945, 103 104).

There was little variation between tree replicates for both DM and fruit firmness within a genotype (seedling) at each orchard site both for the samples assessed at maturity and those assessed following storage (Supplementary Table S2a), suggesting that phenotypic responses for the segregating population can be attributed to genetic effects rather than within-orchard effects.