Sentence examples for both niches from inspiring English sources
We are capable of occupying both niches simultaneously.
And, as Oz Shy, an Israeli academic and author of a new book on network economics points out, both niches are appropriate markets to be occupied by only a single company.
Some genera (Prevotella and Veillonella) are known to belong to both niches, gut and lung.
The Bathymodiolus symbionts appear to have adapted to both niches, as they have a host-associated stage and are assumed to also have a free-living stage.
Both niches would put them close to plant material (alive or rotting in the soil or being digested in the digestive system) and transfer in the gut would suggest a later rather than earlier gene transfer.
Having in mind that hADSC were reported to adopt both niches in the adult tissue (Zimmerlin et al., 2010), we performed immunostaining with alpha-smooth muscle actin (SMA) to determine if the hADSC adopted a pericytic (SMA+) or adventitial (SMA−) position.
"The mug sort of fits both those niches".
In order to analyze the utilization of both ecological niches by cyanobacteria and algae, we identified cyanobacterial genera of major relevance and determined the biomass of photosynthetically active organisms by means of chlorophyll analyses.
A key issue raised by Bulkeley et al. [3] was how to perceive the (role of) cities in low carbon transitions: as an actor, a niche or a regime and whether cities only have relationship to other actors 'within' or also 'outside' cities? Given the insights provided by the contributions to this thematic series, cities can be seen as both actors, niches and regimes.
The presence of PCA3 transcripts in both nuclear and microsomal compartments may indicate that PCA3 could perform its main roles in both cell niches.
The inhibition of Wnt signaling and NeuroD1 in both neurogenic niches of STZ-induced diabetic animals suggests that the impairment of neurogenesis in diabetes is the result of the inhibition of Wnt signaling.
