Sentence examples for both in the formation from inspiring English sources
But as a religion becomes a distinguishable strand of human history, it absorbs philosophical assumptions from its environment and generates new philosophical constructions and arguments both in the formation of doctrines and in their defense against philosophical objections.
This showed that leaves 10 12 play a crucial role both in the formation of RPS of the third basal internode and in lodging resistance.
Thus, cysteine residue patterns among LRIM-like proteins may be important for LRR capping as well as for stable interactions both in the formation of LRIM complexes and in the interaction with other protein partners.
When analyzing the extracellular activity of α-amylase, the same pattern of the intracellular fluorescence intensity of EGFP was observed both in the formation of starch hydrolysis halos (Fig. 3) and in the enzymatic activity (Fig. 4).
MT1-MMP activity itself also has significant effects on invadopodium dynamics, both in the formation and stability phases.
NARS2/NAM has been implicated both in the formation of organ boundaries and embryonic shoot apical meristem.
The unique and intricate evolutionary association of siboglinids with both geology, in the formation of spreading centres and seeps, and biology with the evolution of large whales, offers opportunities for studies of vicariant evolution and calibration of molecular clocks.
Depletion of both results in the formation of cloud-like chromosomes with a fuzzy appearance.
Beta and gamma both function in the formation of adherens junctions however gamma has functionally diverged from beta since gamma can also participate in desmosome formation [ 6].
BPH is due to a proliferation of glandular elements, fibromuscular (stromal) elements, or both, resulting in the formation of large, fairly discrete nodules in the periurethral region of the prostate [ 16, 17].
Overexpression of OsHIR1 (Zhou et al. 2010) or CaHIR1 (Jung and Hwang 2007) in Arabidopsis both promoted the formation of cell death lesions (Jung and Hwang 2007).
