Sentence examples for at both margins from inspiring English sources

Here's what else she gets away with: Most of the poems in "Red Doc>" are delivered in narrow strips of type, justified at both margins like newspaper columns.

Indeed, some countries appear to do worse at both margins, with both lower flows and thus lower reallocation, and longer unemployment duration (Figure 1).

Predictors of persistence included the presence of disease at both margins and HIV infection.

Additionally, interspecific competition can play an important role at both margins (Woodward 1987; Pigott and S, 1993).

Self-reported HIV status and the presence of disease at both margins were strongly associated with persistent cytologic abnormalities after LLETZ.

In these women, disease at the endocervical margin, both margins, and disease only at the ectocervical margin were associated with increased odds of persistent abnormalities on follow-up cervical smear.

What I do believe is that if we are engaged in speaking directly to the Arab street, and they are persuaded that we are operating in a straightforward manner, then, at the margins, both they and their leadership are more inclined and able to work with us".

By extension, the stabilisation of Armadillo can induce the formation of ectopic bristles both at the margin and within the wing blade.

Using combined IHC and FCM methods, rapidly growing colorectal cancers (high LI and/or low Tpot) showed an increased survival (significant for LI at the invasive margin and for Tpot at both the invasive margin and the luminal border) in the entire unselected material and for radically removed Dukes BB tumours.

There is evidence, however, that the North American glacial masses during the LGM may have been less monolithic and somewhat more porous to human transit, at least at the margins (both temporally and geographically), than generally assumed.

Pararge aegeria has attracted attention in studies of distribution and dispersal in response to climate change (e.g. [ 57]), and in studies of evolutionary trade-offs at both expanding range margins (e.g. [ 58, 59]) and in relation to habitat fragmentation (e.g. [ 60]).