Sentence examples for brief both the from inspiring English sources

In brief, both the RAGE immunoreactivity and protein level were distinctively increased in astrocytes in the ischemic CA1 region from 3 days after transient cerebral ischemia.

In brief, both the positive and negative samples are firstly divided into 5 folds randomly.

Therefore, we discuss in this brief overview both the clinical factors and molecular mechanisms of therapeutic hypothermia in order to provide further insights into this promising intervention.

As a brief reminder, both the nonflipped and flipped sections completed homework assignments accompanying each in-class session.

Officers also said that the CIA briefed both the House of Representatives and the SSCI had on the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques", almost immediately after they were approved in 2002.

At the end of the week, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein briefed both the Senate and the House on the Comey firing.

But one New Zealander, who briefed both the Trump and Clinton national security teams during the electoral campaign, reckons the world will actually be a safer place with Donald Trump in the White House.

In brief, both participants from the Inter99 cohort and individuals recruited from the outpatient clinic were characterized by an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT).

In brief, both ends of the IPed DNAs were blunted with DNA polymerase I and phosphorylated with T4 kinase (Takara BKL kit; Takara Biotech, Otsu, Japan), followed by the addition of adenine (A) at the 3' end with Taq DNA polymerase (Ex Taq, Takara Biotech) and by the ligation of an adaptor (prepared by annealing of two oligonucleotides, L: 5'-AGCACTCTCCAGCCTCTCACCGAGT-3' and S: 5'-CTCGGTGAGAGG-3').

When consideration of Bakke began in the new administration of President Jimmy Carter, early drafts of the brief both supported affirmative action and indicated that the program should be struck down and Bakke admitted.

And it found robust expression in an Inaugural Address that added up to a quietly passionate brief for both the necessity and the Americanness of an energetic public sphere a manifesto for what the President dared to call, with a touch of sly provocation, "collective action".