Sentence examples for lines both for from inspiring English sources
For example, they design some product lines both for China's wealthiest consumers and for export to the developed world, while aiming less-expensive products at a broader range of consumers in China's upper-tier markets large, cosmopolitan cities such as Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou.
Combining the five data sets of single-nucleus sequencing from 2 regular lines and 3 inducer lines, it was clear that the frequency of aneuploidy in the inducer lines is significantly higher than in the regular lines both for pollens (P = 0.012, χ 2 test) and for sperm nuleus (P = 9.5 × 10−4, χ 2 test) (Table 1).
As imposed by good tissue culture practice, we screened the colon cancer cell lines both for a putative Mollicutes contamination [ 7, 8] and for CD133 expression [ 9, 10].
Several transgenic lines both for GSQUA3 and GSQUA5 were generated and analyzed for overexpression and downregulation, but no consistent floral phenotypes were observed.
More research on human ICM cells would contribute to establishing high quality hES and iPS cell lines both for basic research on XCI kinetics as well as regenerative medicine.
Generally speaking, Semco's production process works along similar lines, both for satellite operations and for the work we do in-house.
Down that line, that might also mean extending their business smarts into smart eyewear, and interestingly could open up interesting collaborations down the line both for Hawkers and those making some of the underlying wearable technology.
Thus, kin-1 function is dispensable in the germ line both for meiotic maturation and also for its inhibition when sperm are absent or limiting.
Understanding and employing this line, both for workers and for companies, isn't easy, and is rife with unknowns and hypotheticals.
Tasks march along the timeline so the most pressing tasks are the most prominent, but you can still see what's coming down the line, both for you and your team.
Like many universities, N.Y.U. has already moved to put some of its courses on line, both for its 45,000 full-time students, and the 60,000 students who take its continuing education courses.
