Sentence examples for were correct for both from inspiring English sources

The discrepant PET results could be validated in 57 patients and were correct for both the presence and the extent of malignant disease in 52 (91%) of these patients.

Moreover, IDIFs were corrected for both plasma to whole blood ratios and metabolites to obtain calibrated parent [18F]FLT plasma input functions (detailed description in Frings et al. [3]).

Curves were corrected for both non-specific photobleaching (NSPB) that occurred during imaging and background, and normalized to the first image in the series.

Data were corrected for both background scatter originating from the buffer and increasing ligand without protein present.

The values were corrected for both the path length and the blank (substrate in buffer) and the means of each triplicate were plotted.

Because gender was disproportionally represented in this population and age had a significant correlation with nonacceptance (p = 0.04), all outcomes were corrected for both age and gender.

Total parasite species richness, ecto- and endoparasite species richness were corrected for both host sample size and fish body size using residuals obtained from these multiple regression.

The steady-state spectra were corrected for both the spectral variation of the emission channel sensitivity and the inner filter effect as described earlier (32).

This proved to be correct for both tumor[3] and viral antigens[8], and it is likely that phagocytosis of apoptotic cells serve as a general means by which the immune system surveys antigens throughout life.

The estimate of τE is correct for both patients because, in the first-order RC model, the relationship between lung volume changes and expiratory flow does not depend on PEEP (intrinsic or external or both).

In this case, the annotation is correct for both activities of the Xylella protein, although the description does not follow the convention of stating the N-terminal activity first, raising the potential for misidentification of the activity of a partial homolog.