Sentence examples for a convergence of both from inspiring English sources

You're seeing a convergence of both lifestyles".

A convergence of both communities is desirable since this can lead to powerful optimizations.

A convergence of both talents produced the facade design of Sant'Andrea della Valle, and Borromini was permitted to undertake the lantern of the church's dome himself.

Though the term business has been accepted as the etymon, pidgin may also have evolved from the Cantonese phrase bei chin 'pay money' or from a convergence of both terms.

Furthermore, CMT using RT and short-course chemotherapy improved survival compared to full-course chemotherapy alone (Miller et al, 1998), although longer follow-up has demonstrated a convergence of both failure-free and overall survival (OS) after 8 years (Miller et al, 2000).

In this scenario, the presence of Y1 in Iberia would have resulted from movements along the Atlantic seaboard, as documented by the Neolithic archaeological record [55], and the presence of two haplogroups in Britain may indicate a convergence of immigrants of both routes.

There is a convergence of interest in both the persister field and the cancer stem cell field to develop new drugs targeting the quiescent forms ('Yin') (i.e., persisters) of cancer stem cells for improved treatment.

Thus, despite the intrinsic kinetic instability of ATE342K [ 7], mAb5E3 caused a convergence of the response of both variants to thermal challenge.

"They're facing not just one problem, but a convergence of many negative effects of both people and climate change," he said in an interview.

This is quite different from the transcriptome study where there was a convergence of transcripts activated by both heat and cold stress.

23 Evaluation of comorbidity as a modifier of the association between older age and mortality showed a convergence of interaction measures – on both the relative and absolute scales – toward their null values.