Sentence examples for both the so called from inspiring English sources
Our spectra of pure MCCh derived from thin films, much more distinct that the ones recorded from KBr pellets, showed both the so called amide I band at ca 1630°Cm-1 (which is essentially the C = O stretching vibration of the -NHOC-CH3 group) [2] as well as the amide II band of the secondary amide groups and the deformation scissoring mode, δ(NH2), of the primary amine groups -NH2 - ca 1530°Cm-1.
The total solar irradiance (TSI) is the main manifestation of the SA and of course is the climate driver; the SA produces besides the solar wind that modulates the flux of galactic cosmic rays (GCR), which in turn modifies the low cloud cover, that by itself influences inversely the mid cloud cover; the combination of both cloudiness yields the so called relevant cloud cover.
Another retinoid, 9-cis-RA presents a similar affinity in its binding to both receptors, while the so called rexinoids are able to differentially activate RXRs.
A major difference between both enzymes is the so called 'inserted' domain in meprin α, which includes a furin cleavage site.
Adequate fixation is confirmed for both systems by performing the so called tug test via the delivery system under fluoroscopic visualization.
The rights framework allows us to explore adolescent pregnancies not just as isolated events, but in relation to girls' sexual and reproductive freedom and their entitlement to a system of health protection that includes both health services and the so called social determinants of health.
In particular, both respected the ASEAN Way -- the so called "Three No's" - non-intervention, no-use-of-force, and no hurry (in resolving disputes).
It is also known that the plant response to Myc factors is mediated by a partially characterized signaling pathway which is required for the establishment of both rhizobial and AM symbioses, the so called common symbiosis (SYM) pathway [ 2, 13- 15].
Unrest has been noted both between Macedonian border police and the so called "financial migrants", as well as between those migrants and a host of refugees fleeing the war in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
Both models render solutions in the form of the so called multiple steady states.
