Sentence examples for for both trace from inspiring English sources

Lateral force image was averaged over the scanned area for both trace and retrace scans.

Kelp extract makes a great supplemental source for both trace minerals and natural growth boosters.

Wild-type and TgIE96 mice presented similar reflexively evoked eyeblinks, and acquired classical conditioned eyelid responses with similar learning curves for both trace and delay conditioning paradigms.

Increases in BPb were associated with increased odds ratios for both trace and > or = 1+ proteinuria, measured using a urinary dipstick.

We performed logistic regression for both successful tracing and mortality among successfully traced patients to determine risk factors for these outcomes and, in a second step, performed a sensitivity analysis restricted to patients living in Lilongwe.

Analysis of the cluster in adults at 5 dpe reveals the existence of plasmatocytes that are either only lineage traced for hml expression (EGFP) or positive for both lineage traced and live expression (EGFP and RFP), or the ones that exhibits only RFP expression (arrow in Figures 3B 3D").

Lines of non-extension (LoNE) and maximum stretch (LoMS) were searched for, both by tracing landmarks and newly drawn guidelines based on ratio division in various directions.

Interestingly, in the same genetic background upon activating G-TRACE system by notch-Gal4 10-hours post-pupation, we found that all the differentiating crystal cells are positive for both lineage traced and active N expression.

The purities of the plasma membrane fractions had been established previously for both pea (traces of ER and chlorophyll only [ 22]) and soybean (95% plasma membrane, as judged by morphometry after phosphotungstic acid staining at low pH of thin sections for electron microscopy [ 23]).

The aim with this project was to develop a tool that rapidly analyses, structures and visualizes animal movement data both for contact tracing during outbreaks and for risk based surveillance.

We develop an observational trace semantics for agents as well as for modes, and define a notion of refinement for both, based on trace inclusion.