Sentence examples for both in controlled and from inspiring English sources
Here we studied the phenology of growth, including timing of bud burst, timing of cessation of elongation growth and leaf abscission in willows both in controlled and field conditions during multiple years.
In each session (both in controlled and uncontrolled ones), subjects provided all 10 fingers on each of the 6 scanners.
The transgenic rice seeds expressing AKR1 showed reduced MG levels and the increasing activity in the transgenic lines corelates with the reduced MG levles both in controlled and ageing treatments (Fig. 6b).
This attests that a refined representation of number was activated with a similar speed in all age groups both in controlled and automatic magnitude comparison.
We have successfully tested it with hundreds of people both in controlled tests and in real world scenarios for improving focus and alertness, staying calm when nervous, for cadence while running and to wind down before going to sleep," he says.
The complexity in attributing the extent to which NNS consumption is compensated for by intake of other foods is fraught with methodological challenges both in controlled feeding experiments and free-living trials.
Reflectance values of limestones, marls and clays show, both in controlled conditions and in the field, clear differences due to the interaction of the laser beam (having a 1535 nm wavelength) with H2O-bearing minerals and materials.
Both in controlled experiments and in a real-world business setting our research shows that providing monetary and pro-social incentives can lead to more balanced and representative online reviews.
Testing both in controlled situations and in a simulator testing is needed in order to increase the understanding of the interaction of different categories of VRUs - including elderly persons, people with limited mobility and vehicle drivers - with the systems (R6).
All septic patients with ARDS studied, when ventilated with low VT (6 8 ml/kg), both in controlled volume and controlled pressure, did not present differences in the lung function nor in the hemodynamic state.
Although patient selection, patient education, monitoring and follow-up reduce the risk [ 46], nevertheless the rate of hyperkalaemia in the major clinical trials ranged from 2 11% both in controlled trials and in population surveys [ 47], though the figures are less frightening than suggested by early reports [ 48].
