Sentence examples for both a partial and from inspiring English sources

This study examines the impact of the implementation of both a partial and comprehensive ban on point of sale (POS) tobacco advertising on attitudes to smoking, brand awareness, perceived ease of access to tobacco products and youth smoking prevalence.

Recorded an illegible birth year or name; 3. Enter the answer corresponding to a complete mark, if the survey respondent made both a partial and complete mark for two different answers to a question; and, 4. If two or more answers were marked for "Highest level of education", select the highest level of education marked.

But the insistence on a freeze by the Palestinians and the odd maneuvering by the Israelis has resulted in the very scenario that both feared most: a partial and interim territorial agreement for the Palestinians and a concentration on the settlements for the Israelis.

A matroid is represented by the lower rough matroid based on both a partial order and an equivalence relation.

Mouse IFT mutants have paradoxical phenotypes suggesting both a partial gain and partial loss of Hh function in different organs.

Fourth, loss-of-function can also be attributed to both a partial trafficking defect and alterations of channel kinetics, as observed for E161K and D1275N (Tables 1 and 2).

These findings are consistent with both a partial uncoupling of inflammation and neurodegeneration and that the regenerative response of remyelination is negatively correlated with inflammation.

These findings are consistent with both a partial uncoupling of inflammation and CNS neurodegeneration and that the regenerative response of remyelination is negatively correlated with this inflammation.

After oxidation of the nanotubes, specific surface area increases due to both a partial thinning of nanotubes and ports opening.

However, as compared to the conventional spectrum (Fig. 1a), the NMR filters may lead to both a partial reduction of signal intensity and a distortion in J-coupling resolution.

It is shown that the onset of both a partial stress-induced crystal phase change and micro-voiding in the sample can be directly correlated to the point of yield in the true stress-strain curve.