Sentence examples for both in the experiments from inspiring English sources
These trends were observed both in the experiments and model predictions, and the higher ability of n-butanol to form soot precursors compared to DEE indeed results mainly from the differences in the fuel structure.
As predicted by the fitness model, population ratios converged as time progressed in obligatory cooperative and obligatory commensal but not competitive communities both in the experiments and the diffusion model.
Both in the experiments and the field studies the mean perception of species richness by people increased with true species richness, but was slightly overestimated at low and increasingly underestimated at high diversity levels.
The conditional mean of the progress variable conditioned on distance Δ from the GMLI, < c | Δ >, and the PDF of the GMLI-to-flame-front distance, Δf, are used to quantify the effects of the critical parameters on the interactions of the turbulent premixed flame with the counterflowing hot combustion products, both in the experiments and in the simulations.
A similar initial solubilization of arsenic occurred both in the experiments with FR and in the control experiments without FR (data not shown).
Both in the experiments at the B3LYP/6-31G** B3LYP/6-31G**h the PM6 method, some moleveles fanded to converge in geometry optimization, or had an imaginary frequency, and with nothesed in the comPM6isons – 787 bonds were used.
Each subject gave informed written consent for participation both in the economic experiment and in having his/her blood sample taken.
The sample characteristics in both the experiments differed only on students' "prior exposure" to active learning.
A total of 140 genes were commonly expressed in both the experiments.
An increase of the cracking susceptibility with prolonged time delay between preparation cycles of the consecutive layers is evidenced, both in the experiment and modelling.
Indeed, many small populations, both in the experiment and in the simulations, faced handicaps consistent with their diminished access to beneficial mutations of large effect.
