Sentence examples for both incorporation from inspiring English sources

He or she is expected to act as an ambassador for the state's corporate-law brand ("the franchise", as local lawyers call it), which faces competition as a venue for both incorporation and litigation.

In fact, both incorporation of Ni ions into the nanoanatase lattice and oxidation of the active phase to NiO under operating conditions were observed.

The effect of single, simultaneous and sequential delivery of BMP-2 and BMP-7 from the CHI4 HAc2 scaffolds was studied in vitro using samples prepared with both incorporation methods.

Our methodology anticipates both incorporation of new knowledge and application of new technology.

Replication of modified DNA requires both incorporation of a nucleotide opposite the lesion and extension of the resulting insertion product.

Indeed, both incorporation of exogenous FFA into TG (Fig. 2F) and the TG content (Fig. 2D,E; Supplementary  Table 1) were markedly increased in EL overexpressing HAEC.

For the C-Cys radiometric analyses of BSA hapten conjugations, we determined both the incorporation of C-Cys tracers in the presence of large amounts of SMO9 (SMO9-equivalents, a competitive reaction for protein conjugation sites), and the incorporation of the C-Cys tracers in the presence of unlabeled cysteine (reported as C-Cys-equivalents, a noncompetitive reaction).

It has also attracted the European subsidiaries of multinationals like Nike, Sony, Gap, Mitsubishi, Cisco Systems, I.B.M., America Online, Microsoft and hundreds more -- both their incorporation papers and their regional offices and plants.

The improvements are attributed to both the incorporation of the contextual features and the hierarchical feature combination scheme.

The same mixture design was performed for both the incorporation of lipids by vo-LNC as by emulsion.

Both the incorporation and the release of ibuprofen were influenced by the lipid composition of the multi-lamellar vesicles (MLV) with inclusion of the long alkyl chain lipid (dilignoceroyl phosphatidylcholine (C24PC)) resulting in enhanced ibuprofen incorporation efficiency and retention.