Sentence examples for both the ex from inspiring English sources
RESULTS: Hyperinsulinemic responses to glucose challenge were significantly reduced in both the EX + WL group (P<.001) and the EX-only group (P =.003).
Both the (Ex) Richardson and (Ex) Library of Congress sequences contain interesting holdings of early Americana.
The glass transition temperature (Tg), decreased by ∼16 °C for both the ex situ and in situ samples.
Both the ex situ characterizations with high resolution transmission electron microscopy and X-ray dispersive analysis revealed that the Co nanocrystals in the face-center cubic structure dispersed well in the single BaTiO3 matrix.
Radioactivity levels in peripheral tissues following IV injections of [11C]prucalopride were substantially higher than in the brain, as shown in both the ex vivo biodistribution and in the in vivo PET study.
SUV calculations for both the ex vivo biodistribution and the PET ROI analysis (Fig. 4, shown as %ID/g in Additional files 4 and 5) displayed a clear trend of decreasing uptake with increasing total BF4 − dose in both thyroid and salivary glands.
Both the ex-consul and Mr. Kovacevic are suspected of forging the travel documents, Mr. Zoric said.
That puts it near the Greens and ahead of both the ex-communist Left Party and the Free Democrats, who are part of Germany's ruling coalition.
In contrast, expected habitat size under the ex-post scheme is smaller than both the ex-ante and full information allocations.
Even after the merger of the NP, GN, and Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad ("CB&Q") into the Burlington Northern Railroad in 1970, service continued on both the ex-Northern Pacific and ex-Great Northern.
Both the ex-president and the New York senator led their Saturday night remarks with expressions of delight that "millions of Americans will make their voices heard" on February 5th -- Bill even gave a nasty little dollop of emphasis to the word millions -- as if the half-million-plus Democrats who turned out to vote in South Carolina were an accident of history.
