Sentence examples for both a definite from inspiring English sources

To say that it is really one or the other, or to say that the electron really has both a definite position and momentum at the same time, is to go beyond the limits of science.

One of these patient had both a definite endocarditis and an infected vascular prosthesis.

Taken together these data suggest both a definite role for IL-13 in human asthma and a likely requirement for a patient-selection strategy.

In both studies, therefore, a definite diagnosis of gouty arthritis was not established.

Both of them have a definite science, for example.

It should be noted that under current economic and technological conditions both domestic and overseas, a definite structural setting (which is favorable for long-term oil and gas accumulation and favorable for the development of natural fractures) and good fluidity are the prerequisite for the formation of tight oil "sweet area".

The patient was classified as having a vertebral fracture if both readers independently found a definite fracture.

For both resin types studied, a definite trend arises as the amide II COG shifted toward higher wavenumbers with increasing NaOH concentration.

The consensus translation will then be tested through cognitive debriefing in a small sample of members from the general population in both the Netherlands and Belgium to produce a definite official translation.

The New Yorker, October 24 , 1925P. 3 College presidents may bewail emphasis placed on football, but college student is a definite item, both in circulation and advertising prestige.

After the Arab conquest in 651 652 ce, the name was retained both as the designation of a definite province and in a looser sense.