Sentence examples for both aims and from inspiring English sources

In turning its attention to the recruitment industry, it could address both aims and provide a significant boost to workers, tax receipts and those recruitment companies who are appalled by the direction the industry has taken.

Using only a small number of markers, both AIMs and PCAIMs were able to predict sample origin accurately.

Both aims and characteristics which are met with agreement and with a high level of disagreement are marked in the Additional file 1.

Both AIMs and PCAIMs were able to assign ancestry to samples with a high accuracy, even at small numbers of markers.

For example, both AIMs and PCAIMs predicted about 90% of the total samples correctly using only 25 markers, although some populations are not predicted well (Spain, Finland and Poland).

By Nick Paumgarten "We suggest that you eat with your non-bowling hand," a note on the menu at Brooklyn Bowl states, in a nod, presumably, to both aim and hygiene, if not to the traditional carelessness of ten-frame dining.

"We suggest that you eat with your non-bowling hand," a note on the menu at Brooklyn Bowl states, in a nod, presumably, to both aim and hygiene, if not to the traditional carelessness of ten-frame dining.

It's no great feat since both AIM and ICQ run off the same servers.

The Greek origins of the word mean both "aim" and "guess", such that the methodologies are shot through with uncertainty.

During both AIM and convalescence, we observed a lower frequency of PD-1negative A2-BMLF-1 cellsT comparedmpared with A2-BRLF-1 CD8+ T cells (Figure 3C; Wilcoxon signed rank test, p<0.001 for both comparisons).

Chinese banks grant loans at the central government's behest, and money and credit numbers show both policy aims and the state of credit demand.