Sentence examples for coordinated by both from inspiring English sources
To overcome this limitation, we have developed in the present report a novel principal approach, termed "gene coordination" allowing the elucidation of groups of genes whose expression is coordinated by both positive and negative correlations in response to different sets of biological perturbations.
In every scene the women are practically coordinated by both color and style, as if they had received a morning memo detailing the day's dress code.
The presence of F La,Sr(n) units, in which fluorine is coordinated by both lanthanum and strontium, was detected in the glass with higher content of SrO.
In the LiCF3SO3PPG 3000) system, the Li+ ions preferred to coordinate to OH groups rather than to ether oxygens; at the composition LiCF3SO3PPG10, all OH groups were coordinated by both lithium and triflate ions, suggesting that the properties of these electrolytes depend to a large extent on metal ion to OH end-group interactions.
This suggests that centromeric subdomain maintenance is interdependent, and coordinated by both genomic and epigenetic processes.
The process of liver regeneration following hepatectomy is coordinated by both proliferative and antiproliferative factors 2, 13.
The study was conceived and coordinated by MS. Both authors contributed to the conception and design of the study.
(C ) In the outward-facing protomers, citrate is closely coordinated by sidechains of both hairpins and H13.
In addition, another [4Fe 4S] cluster (cluster D) is situated at the interface of the two monomers and coordinated by residues from both monomers.
The large interface between the two lobes, the characteristically long α-helix of 25 residues, and the 'domain bridging' effect of the Mn2+ ion coordinated by residues from both the N- and C-terminal lobes, collectively appear to confer rigidity to the overall protein, and presumably account for the high thermostability displayed by holo-SitA.
AdmissionFor the dual degree, admission to two departments is required, but is coordinated by designated members of both admissions committees who make recommendations to the committees of their respective departments.
