Sentence examples for both the processes of from inspiring English sources
Thus, the prepared nanocapsules described here may be of clinical importance in both the processes of stabilization and delivery of benzocaine for pain treatment.
The physics of energetic particle propagation in magnetized environments plays a crucial role in both the processes of acceleration and transport of cosmic rays.
It concerns a rural area with partially mountainous characteristics and a high prevalence of forest land, in which both the processes of peri-urbanisation and a common land management system involving the state and the community can be observed.
Embryo production rate was negatively affected when cysteamine was present during both the processes of IVM and IVC during Days 1 to 4 of culture (13.2%–19.3% vs. 26.4%).
The corrosion behaviour of the microcomposites was controlled by both the processes of the pervasion of Cu2+ and the transfer of the charge, while that of the nanocomposites was only controlled by the transfer of the charge.
Similarly, it is shown that the literature that continues to examine both the processes of adsorption of 137Cs onto soil particles, the conditions under which it may be desorbed and the uptake of 137Cs by plants, makes the assumption that 137Cs is rapidly and irreversibly adsorbed onto soil particles contestable.
4. Write reflection papers considering both the process of writing concisely, informatively and engagingly and the value of news tickers.
Lipkin exposes both the process of social engineering and the ways in which the suppressed reacted to their abuse.
In this gossamer game, Karam is trying to capture both the process of suffering and the comedy of how we cope with it.
But Kathleen L. McChesney, executive director of the bishops' Office for Child and Youth Protection, said in a recent interview: "The bishops are very committed to both the process of the audits and the study.
Most archaeology classes, especially at an introductory level, rely heavily on visual materials to convey both the process of excavation and our knowledge about the ancient world.
