Sentence examples for backbone of both from inspiring English sources
People of faith formed the backbone of both the Jubilee 2000 campaign and the Make Poverty History movement, which helped to deliver the historic agreements to cancel debt and increase aid that we have seen over the past decade.
"In new urban areas, it is easier to implement a comprehensive programme, where a single trench is dug as the backbone of both sewer and road construction, and the infrastructure for water, electricity, gas and communications networks is done in one swoop.
Mobility networks are the backbone of both transmission and surveillance networks that are both subnetworks of the mobility network.
This study investigates changes in the backbone of both partially and highly polymerized 10,12-PCDA 10,12-PCDArought about by the unique electrical transport of underlying monomerseets.
The intertwined metric relation and holohedral point/plane symmetry-based hierarchy of the Bravais lattice types [28, 29] forms the backbone of both the underlying geometric model selection process and our recently developed G-AIC procedure [17, 18] that allows for subjective threshold-free Bravais lattice type classifications at the given noise level of a more or less 2D-periodic image.
As I tweeted, having seen only the release video, the body resembles a spinal cord – fitting, really, as it is now the backbone of both my diet and of Great British Veganism to come.
Instead, it makes multiple contacts with the sugar phosphate backbones of both RNA strands.
Multiple sequential dNN NOEs were observed along the backbones of both α1 and α3 (α2 was not soluble enough for NMR).
An overlay of the BMP4 homology model and the BMP2 crystal structure showed that the backbones of both proteins align and that sidechains occupy the same orientation.
This rendered easy alignment and superposition of the backbones of both proteins, with a RMSD value of 0.9 Å, and resulted in a modeled backbone with relatively few steric clashes (Fig. 2A).
Consumption of the supercoiled substrate and production of the plasmid backbone both provide a measure of the efficiency of the reaction.
