Sentence examples for both the initial stage from inspiring English sources
At both the initial stage and after revision, supplementary material should be submitted as a single.docx or.pdf file separate from the main manuscript.
The results revealed that the nanofluid coating containing L affected both the initial stage of biofilm formation and the development of a mature biofilm, as demonstrated by the lower VCCs obtained at the three harvesting time intervals (i.e., 24 h, 48 h, and 72 h), as comparing with control, uncoated textile materials (P < 0.0001).
Patient survival has been shown to correlate with both the initial stage of disease and the operative management approach[ 7 ].
Although LIFG was preferentially activated by syntactic complexity at both the initial stage (auditory presentation) and the reanalysis stage (picture matching), right inferior frontal gyrus (RIFG) exhibited an appreciable hemodynamic response only to the pictures, and this response was selectively augmented in the RSO condition.
To understand the growth mechanism, we have investigated the surface and cross-sectional structures both at the initial stage of the growth, i.e., before reaching the ST point, and after 1 h of actual growth.
These findings suggest that acr1 has a role in the growth rate both during the initial stage of infection and long term persistence.
Main treatment options are medical and surgical, while the combination of both in the initial stage of the disease is the preferred goal.
The solvent-swelling technique was applied for both measurements at the initial stage of gelation to enhance the local fluctuations of the cross-link density.
The figure shows that in the initial stage, both the heights of the granular layer surface and the two-layer interface decrease with time as a result of compaction.
The analyses revealed that in the initial stage of both the compression and tensile loadings along the pore direction, basal slip mainly operated.
In this work, we study metal droplets on a semiconductor surface that are the initial stage for both droplet epitaxy and local droplet etching.
