Sentence examples for basis of both from inspiring English sources

Historically, monetary unions have been formed on the basis of both economic and political considerations.

This syndrome shows spontaneous partial recovery, but the neural basis of both spatial neglect and its recovery is largely unknown.

MyoKardia is developing drugs that will be targeted to patients on the basis of both genotypes and phenotypes, he says.

Spice: Although running is the basis of both the Monday and Wednesday workouts, participants have to perform other exercises, too.

At IE Business School in Spain scholarships are awarded on the basis of both merit and financial need.

Insurers say they will abide by these standards and rank doctors on the basis of both the cost and the quality of care they provide to their patients.

Within days Dvorak was making the sketches that formed the basis of both the "New World" Symphony and his American style in general.

What is more, the government could lay a decent claim to these on the basis of both its record and its manifesto.

The simplicity and clarity, which sticks to the language of Charles Portis's 1968 novel (the basis of both movies), has an ironic point.

Its personalization tools recommended other products to buy on the basis of both a customer's purchasing history and data from buyers of the same items.

This type of analogue technology became the basis of both modular and portable synthesizers mass-produced in the 1960s and '70s.