Sentence examples for both in the process of from inspiring English sources
Our research shows that plastic deformation is observed in an area as large as 20 nm wide and 10 nm thick, both in the process of indentation and retraction.
Our results show that methylation patterns and methylation states changed in the intergeneric hybrid both in the process of F1 hybrid formation and through the formation of generations of genetically unstable and stable progenies.
In this case, clinicians should offer shared decision-making in which the patient plays an equal part both in the process of decision-making and in the decision itself.
"Alyssa was thirteen when I came out to her," Stanley said later, "and I was forty-nine, but we were both in the process of discovering our sexual identities.
"After searching through endless books, both in the process of testing the site and because I myself cannot shake the compulsion it produces, the longest legible title I have found is Dog.
Indeed, the army held an important position both in the process of creating the Chinese revolutionary state and in the process of nation building; Mao relied on army support in conflicts with his party in the 1950s and '60s.
Given that both offer third-party developers various opportunities, both are in the process of being tested by that community.
The pin's Very Old Latin used case endings similar to those of Greek, showing both languages in the process of evolving from a common Indo-European source.
In this two-person show — a kind of "Master Class," starring two people who never quite made it — Temperley alludes to what McCourt makes explicit: the transference that occurs between a female star and her largely gay audience when both are in the process of inventing themselves in public.
The profound current financial crisis is jeopardising both trust in the process of integration and the support of European Union citizens.
For both approaches, in the process of evaluating the inter-country impact based on the ICIO table, the target country is treated as a single entry (an economic point), without any information about its domestic regional heterogeneity.
