Sentence examples for extent for both from inspiring English sources

We found that, even in the absence of any effect on the acoustics, with learning subjects corrected to an equal extent for both kinds of loads.

This study focuses on the combined use of various common tools and GIS techniques to achieve rapid and effective estimation of inundation extent for both small reservoirs and associated hydraulic structures.

With the involvement of either biosurfactant or DOM, desorption extent for both PHE and PYR in the two soils were enhanced when compared with bulk soil systems.

It is important to note that FFMI increased significantly between age categories and by the same extent for both groups (around + 16%).

Although this implementation may have a positive influence, it is not specified in the current curriculum that these PSA skills should be acquired to the same extent for both adult and paediatric patients.

On the other hand, for points where peak frequency is around 3 Hz (red circles), the peak amplitude of NS/UD is larger than those of EW/UD, and it seems they are aligned in a line from north to south with limited extent for both directions.

Again, both the R, R- and S, S-duplexes thermally destabilized the DNA, to approximately the same extent for both-duplexes, irrespective of adduct stereochemistry.

Notably, CV-driven ion exchange was more efficient to load drug into the polymer than passive ion exchange, and occurred to similar extents for both non-templated PEDOT and 3DOM PEDOT structures.

When considering the same longitudinal and latitudinal extents for both the outer boundary and mid-depth patches, a root (at mid-depth) of an intense flux patch (at the CMB) would exhibit an apparent distortion due to the difference between the corresponding CMB and mid-depth areas of equal angular extents.

For quality control purposes, control DNA templates were designed to account for extent of cleavage both by MseI and the MSREs cocktail.

In order to prevent the introduction of false positives that would arise from incomplete cleavage of sample DNA [ 42, 43], spiked-in controls were designed to account for extent of cleavage both during the initial MseI fragmentation and by MSREs.