Sentence examples for ls both from inspiring English sources

Which brings us right to where the Lexus game began, with their longest running model designation, the ES (a distinction shared with the LS; both debuted in 1989).

Histologic examination can easily differentiate mucosal lentiginosis from melanoma, but melanocytic nevi superimposed on a background of anogenital LS, both clinically and histologically, may mimic malignant melanoma [ 59].

Thus, a normal range of Ras signaling seems to be required for normal skeletal structure in humans because excessive Ras signaling, as in NS, and reduced Ras signaling, as in LS, both cause skeletal abnormalities.

The global quality of life scale (2-item) of the QLQ-C30 showed a strong correlation with survivors' weighted LS (Spearman's rho r = 0.643 for general LS and r = 0.726 for health-related LS; both p < 0.001).

On day 1, group A students were exposed to a virtual reality (VR) scenario and group B students were exposed to a live scenario (LS), both exercises aiming at triaging 10 victims in a limited period of time (30 seconds/victim).

Grass and legume forages were harvested at three harvesting times being early (E), middle (M) and late (L), both during the spring growth and the second re-growth.

Dueling Economic Speeches: Lest Both Sides Now, like the presidential contest, devolve into a chronicle of competing gaffes, we discuss the nominees' speeches the same week on the economy.

Although ligation to immobilized JBS5 and P-L-L both mediated attachment but not spreading, the effects of α5β1-ligation were very different from that of attachment to P-L-L.

In all but one of the 458 cases where Huang et al. (2014) and CD-L both reported a homozygous karyotype, scores on PC1 predict inversion type.

As shown in Figure 4a, THC and JWH-015 increased the levels of cathepsines D and L (both inactive and active forms).

Such a property of Φ ( L ) implies that Φ ( L ) intersects both ℒ and L ′ (at different points).