Sentence examples for both in studies of from inspiring English sources

Extinctions are seen both in studies of fossil pollen, and fossil leaves.

These are not necessarily exclusive, and there is at present relatively strong evidence for both in studies of model organisms and in natural populations [3], [4].

Another major problem of design is the lack of long-term follow-up, both in studies of need and of interventions.

Establishing links between patterns of genetic diversity and agronomic traits is found to be difficult both in studies of landraces and in studies of association populations.

The 4-fold degenerate sites have therefore been used as a neutral reference both in studies of constraint at nonsynonymous sites and in noncoding sequences.

In recent years magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been rigorously tested in patients with RA, and its value has been confirmed both in studies of large joints (for example, knee joints [ 1, 2]) and in finger joints [ 3] compared with histological evaluation of biopsy specimens acquired at microarthroscopy.

Only two studies (Colbert et al, 2002; Wallace et al, 2005) included procedures for the study, both were in studies of polyp recurrence.

Empirical data from experiment or observation or both have been used in studies of lead exposure.

The ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (vlPFC) has been implicated in studies of both executive and social functions.

In studies of animals, both in the lab and in the wild, these chemicals have been shown to increase the risk of various cancers, to contribute to obesity, and to influence the activity of neurotransmitters in the brain.

"Truth" is a word I encourage my students to avoid, both in the study of history and in the study of religion.