Sentence examples for signatures both from inspiring English sources

Launched on May 1, the Tamarrud (Rebel) campaign claims to have gathered three million signatures, both on the street and online, inside and outside Egypt.

Furthermore, a statistical analysis revealed a significant link between the whole transcriptomic and metabolomic signatures, both in basal conditions and under drought (p = 0.017 and p = 0.001, respectively; see Methods), suggesting that the metabolic signature of BRL3ox plants is transcriptionally controlled.

Tsunami waves leave sedimentary signatures both onshore and offshore, although the latter are hardly known.

This is a much more secure alternative to using picture IDs or signatures, both of which can be easily forged.

One of the country's leading hand-writing experts has told the BBC the signatures, both on court documents, are "highly likely" to have been signed by two different people.

The framework was extensively evaluated with simulated and real data, demonstrating that it allows one to accurately identify mutational signatures both from whole-genome and whole-exome sequenced samples (6).

This is in effect his signature, both profound and enigmatic.

The production is expected to cost slightly less than $1 million, with the Public and the Signature, both not-for-profit companies, sharing the cost.

Chelsea were also vying for his signature, both London clubs agreeing a fee with Everton as their reigning player of the year entered the last few months of his contract at Goodison Park.

While his work often features colorful, organic forms -- "blobs and daubs" he calls them -- Mr. Alsop's most obvious signature, both personal and architectural, is an accessible high-spiritedness.

The EF and the previously identified DTF fibroblast signature both identify good outcome in breast cancer, while the FOTS and the previously identified TGCT/CSF1 macrophage signature both identify bad outcome in breast cancer.