Sentence examples for completion in both from inspiring English sources
Increasing doses of acetate also progressively decreased the levels of Beclin1 and Atg5 proteins, essential for autophagosome completion, in both complete and starvation media.
The years of completed schooling for mothers remain low, at 6 years – corresponding to primary school completion in both 2008 and 2014.
The lengths of the well completion in both cases are 10 ft (Table 4).
The producer is joined by Astronautica, Om Unit, Throwing Snow, and others who impart advice on bringing a track to completion in both concrete ("listen to the track in your car after you've exported it") and abstract terms ("having an idea of what the vinyl should look like").
There was no statistical difference in TT after treatment completion in both groups.
Food reinforcement was given after sequence completion in both the training and the test trials.
In recent years there has been an increased policy focus on qualification completions in both VET and higher education sectors in Australia.
Although the levels of item non-response were more similar for the social support and GHQ12 questions asked by self-completion in both the Core and Boost surveys, the Boost item non-response (2.9% and 3.5%) was still higher (2.4% and 1.2%).
Why? Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on their responses to the Warm-Up exercise, participation in creating interview questions, thoughtful completion both in-class interviews, the thorough completion of their at-home interview and a creatively written compare/contrast essay.
Microstructures arrested at different stages of completion in case of both the modes of self-propagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS) of NiAl were studied in detail to compare the process evolution.
Because eggs are laid at a rate of one per day, as clutch size increases, there must be a concurrent increase in the elapsed time between clutch and incubation initiation, in the elapsed time between incubation initiation and clutch completion, or in both.
