Sentence examples for behaving both from inspiring English sources
New data-driven tools and technologies enable marketers to gain insights into how individual prospects at target accounts are behaving (both online and offline) and automatically serve these prospects messages to drive them through the sales funnel and ultimately toward a sale.
Gadoxetate acid (gadolinium ethoxybenzyl diethylenetriamine pentaacetic acid) is a liver-specific lipophilic contrast agent, behaving both as an extracellular and hepatobiliary agent.
NAV3 is a helicase and it was recently shown that a similar gene, the helicase-like transcription factor (HLTF), can have a dual-type of activity, behaving both as an oncogene and as a tumour suppressor (Debauve et al, 2008).
It is evident that interfering with the complex modulation of this highly regulated dimorphic process during the sensitive developmental window may cause long-lasting effects, and that BPA, behaving both as a estrogen (Delfosse et al. 2014) and as an antiandrogen (Picot et al. 2014; Teng et al. 2013), may have a powerful influence on most of these processes.
I'm disgusted at the way they have behaved both towards me, and the wider black community.
And that makes me proud and grateful to our staff, who to a man have behaved both professionally and strongly.
The questionnaire aims to establish how mobile network operators behave "both as purchasers and providers of wholesale international roaming services".
The perfluorinated acids are challenging traditional presumptions of how chemicals can move and behave, both in the environment and in organisms.
Journalists, technicians, producers and even board members all regulate how they must behave both at and outside work to minimise the risk of an escalation in the crusade.
The manual was intended to teach a young man how to behave both in a brothel and in the marriage bed.
In the quantum view, elementary particles behave both like tiny balls and like waves that spread out in space a seeming paradox that has yet to be fully resolved.
