Sentence examples for a consequence of both from inspiring English sources

This is shown to be a consequence of both the size and the electronic nature of the platinum crystallites.

Starkey's programme is a consequence of both these facts.

As a consequence of both its political and economic isolation, only limited research been done on demographic trends in Cuba.

Mid Late Holocene environmental changes in the Cantabrian Mountains are a consequence of both climate variability and human activity.

Like Spain's boom and bust, Residencial Francisco Hernando, the Sewer Man's instant city in Seseña, was a consequence of both macroeconomics and micropolitics global trends and local quirks.

The crisis in our economic and political order is a consequence of both political conservatism and technological innovation but especially of the tension — the mismatch — between them.

However, delays in the notification of infections could arise as a consequence of both defections in the reporting system and silent transmission due to asymptomatic cases.

This is a consequence of both the proliferation of knowledge — and how much of it any student can truly absorb — and changes in technology.

This was a consequence of both the light hand of the Roman imperial administration and the highly receptive nature of Gallic-Celtic society.

We propose that representations of visual stimuli are a consequence of both perceptual and conceptual factors that may be revealed in systematic errors in memory.

This is a consequence of both the proliferation of knowledge -- and how much of it any student can truly absorb -- and changes in technology.