Sentence examples for for both completed from inspiring English sources

But it should not escape American negotiators that despite many years of promises, the Japanese automotive market – for both completed vehicles and components – remains very much closed to foreigners.

Despite these methodological variations, our annotations are in general agreement with the other annotations, as demonstrated by a >94% overlap in the number of identified genes and a significant number of identical features, such as the number of rRNA and tRNA genes, for both completed and draft genome sequences.

Data on TE diversity were compiled from the literature for both completed and survey-sequenced genomes (as were available up to January 2014).

Under the direction of Bean, who had been appointed the Chairman of the Memorial's Board in June 1951, McGrath established a committee to develop strategies for both completing and further developing the Memorial.

The courses of relevance to scientific education, such as scientific theory, information search and biostatistics, give tools for both completing the thesis and reading the scientific literature.

Overall, proteogenomics represents a promising approach for application to both completed and newly sequenced genomes.

Respondents are given an incentive both for completing the questionnaire and for each respondent successfully recruited into the study.

Interviewing for both was completed on Oct. 11, after the second presidential debate but before the third, and each had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three or four percent.

Upon completion of each HMMER analysis, hit sequences identified by the HMMER for both complete and domain profiles were extracted from the respective contig libraries using a Perl script.

Spokesmen for both Complete Genomics and BGI said they could not provide information beyond what was in the news release.

The show is intended for both complete beginners and seasoned gamers, operating on two levels as a process of initiation or as a nostalgic indulgence.