Sentence examples for for both extensive from inspiring English sources

By removing the need for both extensive, laborious drying of reaction solvents and inert atmosphere reaction techniques, this development significantly increases the practicality of the FLP hydrogenation methodology.

Hamburg has been experimenting with environmentally friendly electricity for both its extensive bus system and its commuter rail system.

Negative correlations of cyanogenesis and resistance to different types of herbivores have been demonstrated convincingly for several plant species on both extensive [33] and local scales [34], [35].

She won note both for her extensive repertoire, ranging from romantic to abstract Balanchine roles, and for the individuality of her characterizations, particularly the street dancer in Le Beau Danube, the glove seller in Gaîté Parisienne, Odette in Swan Lake, and Swanilda in Coppélia.

The relative ease of the method will allow both for more extensive work on ion and calcium homeostasis in T. gondii as well as for the development of research in new directions, including proteomics.

We show that this holds for both intensive and extensive margin responses under fairly general conditions.

Although these findings suggest a pathogenic role for both viruses, more extensive data are needed to establish their definite role in respiratory disease.

The clinical specificity and sensitivity of this assay for both osteoporosis and extensive bone metastasis in BC have been reported previously [ 14, 15].

Pooled data of the Southwest Oncology Group (Albain et al, 1990) and CALGB (Spiegelman et al, 1989) showed that age was a significant predictor favouring the younger patient for both limited and extensive disease SCLC although a large French retrospective review of SCLC patients using numerous regimens found no such correlation (Lebitasy et al, 2001).

Clinical effectiveness is shown for borderline PD both in an extensive RCT (comparing ST head-to-head with Transference Focused Psychotherapy (TFP) [ 37]) and in a Dutch implementation study [ 38].

In terms of the legal grounds for removal, both have extensive grounds on which a non-citizen can be removed for involvement in criminal conduct.