Sentence examples for in both interpreting from inspiring English sources

BT helped in both interpreting the data and drafting the manuscript.

Such phenotype switching can be perplexing for clinicians, in both interpreting microbiological results and choosing effective antibiotics.

Since peripheral tolerance is one of the most important, yet most poorly understood phenomena associated with immune operation, the GDP interpretation will have profound implications in terms of both interpreting the immune system at a fundamental level and developing improved clinical practices ranging from novel vaccination schemes to treatments for chronic infection and autoimmune diseases.

In particular, they are both interpreted in the same way that is, the primary subpopulation is one undergoing "normal" fetal development, while the secondary/ residual" subpopulation represents births that were "compromised" during fetal development (7, 14, 15, 17– 19, 25, 28)—for example, by preterm delivery (we did not exclude preterm births).

Neither Rorty nor Dennett, for example, appear to defend incorrigibility by appeal to self-fulfillment accounts of introspection (though in both cases, interpreting their positive accounts is difficult).

In addition, CCT does not allow for a separation of the evaluated persons and items – these are both interpreted in the context of the other.

Exploiting this assumption-driven approach can help both in interpreting existing experimental data and designing future experiments aimed at understanding the brain's myriad learning processes.

Some caveats are in order in interpreting these results.

The finding that recent public health campaigns were identified as a facilitator both in interpreting the symptom and legitimising help seeking supports the value of ongoing efforts to raise public awareness of cancer 'alarm' symptoms.

The president did not mention rates on Friday in his first postelection remarks on the budget talks, and people in both parties interpreted that as a sign of his bargaining flexibility.

For example, all Dutch-speaking subjects in both the Netherlands and Belgium interpreted bother as a chronic hindrance and something that is always there.