Sentence examples for in both fixation from inspiring English sources
Figure 8 shows the probability that participants perceived the vertical dimension as large as the horizontal dimension; it shows psychometric curves averaged across participants in both fixation and saccade conditions, for the rectangle (top panels) and Kanizsa figure (bottom panels) and for small (left panels) and large (right panels) stimuli.
The remaining angulation at the consolidated fracture area was less in both fixation groups, compared with the plaster cast immobilization group.
The difference in angulation favoring both fixation groups was significant concerning the lateral direction of the radius in the fixation after open reduction group.
ORO staining is dependent on the presence of lipid droplets in the cytoplasm and both fixation and staining therefore cannot include incubation in solvents that dissolve the droplets.
The Artemis-2 VHFUS used in this study incorporates both fixation light and optical camera for visualizing the eye and ensuring centration.
Similarly, in our Experiment 1 the horizontals were more often longer than the verticals and we observed substantial horizontal-vertical illusion in both the fixation and saccade conditions.
The finding that participants perceived the vertical sizes of figures as larger in Experiment 1 but not in Experiment 2 in both the fixation and saccade conditions is consistent with prior research [19].
In both external fixation and intramedullary nailing, the fracture line was less visible at 60 days than at 30 days.
I realized that the strains that I had constructed that were deficient in both nitrogen fixation and restriction/modification could be used to clone nif genes.
Varying abundances of Crocosphaera and Trichodesmium as revealed by nifH gene abundances broadly corresponded with diel changes observed in both N2 fixation and H2 oxidation.
Our argument is broader than theirs in that we argue that both fixation of editing sites and fixation of mutations at editable sites were achieved by natural selection.
