Sentence examples for both of which correspond from inspiring English sources
There is no force when ϕ = 0 or 180°, both of which correspond to a current along a direction parallel to the field.
The discharge potential exhibits a maximum while the charge potential display a minimum in the range of 20 50% Cu, closer to 25% Cu, both of which correspond to a maximum reduction of the discharge-charge overpotentials.
The calculated surface energy was ∼0.075 J/m2 and the calculated work function was in 4.4 5.2 eV range, both of which correspond well to published, measured and calculated values.
Two definitions of injury were used by the trials, either 'any injury' or 'time loss injury', both of which correspond with those recommended by the consensus statement published in 2006 by Fuller et al. [79].
The core spans the upper part of the Nojima Formation and the lowermost part of the Ofuna Formation, both of which correspond to the middle Kazusa Group (Lower Pleistocene forearc basin fill).
This step required two sets of reference microarray data (i.e., treatments A and B in Figure 2), both of which correspond to data obtained from Gene Expression Omnibus, which are further described in Tables S1 and S2.
What followed were outrageously high prices and then a major slump, both of which corresponded with the entry of Ted Turner into the buffalo ranching business.
Eight days of MMPi administration was associated with limited histological changes and this was reflected by the appearance of just two new miRNA perturbations, both of which corresponded to the minor (star) products of miR-34c and miR-497 respectively.
Three hundred transcripts showed a strain by diet interaction, 26 showed a significant strain by sex interaction, and only two showed a significant diet-by-sex-by-strain interaction, both of which corresponded to the gene Cidea (Table 1).@@@@ Strain Effects.
Comparison of predicted tag sites from microbial and human genomes identified minimal overlap, as only 1,266 tags were present in both reference libraries, many of which correspond to common repetitive elements.
