Sentence examples for both in the aggregates from inspiring English sources

Using an open association model to quantify the extent of aggregation as a function of concentration, the single-chain dimension both in the aggregates and as collapsed chains have been estimated.

The microdecompression group had shorter hospital stays than the laminectomy group both in the aggregate and in the propensity matched cohorts.

Most patients in both treatment groups underwent preoperative magnetic resonance imaging, but patients in the laminectomy group were more likely to have preoperative investigations with computed tomography both in the aggregate and in the propensity matched cohorts (table 1).

Another important measure was a commitment that planned purchases were to be fixed at specified levels during the Eighth Five-Year Plan (1966 70), both in the aggregate and for individual farms.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the Washington, D.C. Mall and the AIDS Memorial Quilt imply that the dead are where their names are (much as other monuments do for the bodies lying under tombstones), both in the aggregate and one by one.

Pain outcomes were examined both in the aggregate and the mean of longitudinal changes in each patient.

In Section 3, the estimates of measurement error are presented by the number of missing items, both in the aggregate and separately by PAM level.

It is shown that the improved stability in water of ACyD aggregates both in the absence and in the presence of Gen, obtained by emulsification-diffusion is due to the existence of nanodomains of organic solvent (RH ffi 120 nm) which cannot be completely removed by evaporation and freeze-drying and in which host/guest complexes are contained.

The activation of EGFR and Akt was demonstrated in cellular aggregates both in the spheroid and ascites.

This result strongly suggests that SYP-1 aggregate formation both in the wild type and pgl-1 mutants primarily reflects a failure in SC assembly.

During the boom and bubble which led up to the financial crisis, many in the financial community looked to debt service costs in the private sector as the only relevant metric to gauge whether debt levels were sustainable - both for individuals and in the aggregate.