Sentence examples for through both acts from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch found extensive evidence of complicity by government officials through both acts and omissions.

Charles Busch has long been the reigning king (queen?) of camp, but his new play, The Tribute Artist, mines deeper realms of gender identity while sustaining laughs through both acts.

The title is meant to be romantic, but anyone who manages to sit through both irritating acts of this lowest-common-denominator comedy will know that the truth is far more painfully dermatological.

Through different mechanisms, both act to inhibit DNA replication resulting in the slowing or inhibition of cell division and resulting in apoptosis.

Therefore, it is likely that upregulation of both Ero1 α at ER and PUMA at the mitochondria contributes to calcium leakage through MAM and both act as regulators of calcium leakage from ER to mitochondria.

We propose a model in which CHAL and the EPFs both act through ER family receptors to repress stomatal production, but are subject to opposite regulation by TMM.

Jin and Rysman determined that conventions were useful for exploring price theory in two-sided markets — those that involve two (or more) groups of actors in which actors both act through an intermediary and participation of each group affects the other group.

Temozolomide (TMZ) is the oral homologue of DTIC, both act through the metabolite MTIC which subsequently induces genetic alterations by alkylation.

It is likely that Rnd2 and Rnd3 act through a similar mechanism in EC to induce actomyosin contractility, but Rnd2 induces the strongest response, perhaps because it cannot effectively interact with p190RhoGAP and downregulate RhoA activity, whereas Rnd1 and Rnd3 can both act through this pathway (Wennerberg et al., 2003).

Although both act through the death receptor pathway, TNF- α stimulates both pro-apoptotic signals (through caspase-8) and mitochondrial-stabilising anti-apoptotic signals (through NF-κB), leading to cells with resistance to TNF- α-mediated apoptosis (Beg and Baltimore, 1996).

Mark Deans begins the read-through of act three.