Sentence examples for for both formation from inspiring English sources

Smoking is important for both formation and aggressiveness of adenomas.

This was achieved using an implicit 3D method, which honors prior geological data for both formation boundaries and faults.

The presence of intergranular cracks and an extended agglomerated micro-pore damage state are found to be in close proximity to each other, suggesting a mechanistic relationship for both formation of the unique damage architecture and insidious manifestation of embrittlement in high strength aluminium alloys.

In contrast, the ancestral yeast species seems to contain one cytoplasmic ADH [18], and a dual function of an ADH gene responsible for both formation and consumption of ethanol have been described for PsADH1 of P. stipitis [7], PaADH1 of Pichia anomala [34] and CaADH1 of C. albicans [14].

Reactive astrogliosis is instrumental for both formation of scar and limitation of the brain damaged area (through anisomorphic astrogliosis), as well as for post-insult remodelling and recovery of neural function (by isomorphic astrogliosis).

Although the variance of formation times for the quadratic and, especially, for the cubic BDIM is several orders of magnitude less than that for the linear BDIM, the coefficients of variation for both formation and extinction time increase with the model degree (Table 4).

Therefore, NCAM recruits the NMDAR and other PSD components for both synapse formation and synaptic plasticity.

Moreover, in reproductive tissues, TAGs are important for both organ formation and successful pollination.

The DSC results indicate a clear nucleation ability of the clay for both mesophase formation and crystallisation from the mesophase.

Based on the results of the design of experiments indicating favorable conditions for both biomass formation and PHB accumulation these two parameters were studied in photobioreactor cultivations.

CENP J proved to be required for both centriole formation and pericentriolar material (PCM) assembly in previous mitosis studies (Hatzopoulos et al., 2013).