Sentence examples for both the transition between from inspiring English sources
Raman spectroscopy shows both the transition between adsorption and surface precipitation and the Ca P compound formed.
This paper considers the design of such multivariate Bayesian control chart where both the transition between states and the relationship between observed information and the state are not Markovian.
Crystallization rates have been measured using DSC, and minima in growth rates found at both the transition between primary growth in the twice-folded (2F) and once-folded (1F) forms, and at the transition between primary growth in the 1F and extended (E) forms.
However, the mRNA levels of the inhibitor of prostasin, PN-1 increase at both the transition between normal tissue and mild/moderate dysplasia and again at the transition between severe dysplasia and colorectal cancer.
This structure can provide for simple control of both the transition between the stem cell and differentiated states and the transition between slow- and fast-cycling states, if cells are displaced from the niche as a result of proliferation, and if the transitions are controlled by distance to the niche.
Transitions between the three sub-states of state 2 show both motions: the transition between 2a and 2b shows mostly bending of the peripheral stalk near OSCP and F6 subunits, while the 2b and 2c transition shows mostly bending near the membrane-inserted portion of the peripheral stalk (Videos 4 and 5, panels B and C, respectively).
Timely and shared plans ruling both the transitions between hospital and intermediate care, and between intermediate and long term care may determine better patients' outcomes.
Most postdocs at the institute spend time in both categories, and the transition between the two states was often confusing or frustrating.
In both AIM images, the transition between power-limited and feedback-active pixels is seamless and cannot be seen on the images.
The central feature of both processes is the transition between a "hot" phase of rapid change and a "cooler" phase of slower evolution during which the formation of structures becomes possible.
