Sentence examples for both and are defined from inspiring English sources

When, two situations are considered: (1) if then and, (2) if, then both and are defined in (5).

The indicators used for this study covered both maternal and neonatal outcomes and are defined in table 1.

And it's not just that the chemistry that made the Beatles what they were, as individuals and as a collective, existed in a certain time and place, both defining and being defined by the massive social changes that surrounded it.

Peripheral weakness affected both proximal and distal muscle groups and was defined as failure to move against gravity.

Clearly identifiable behaviours by both clinicians and parents are defined as mild, moderate and severe.

Both Jersey and Canada are defined as occupying this negative space and by a rural, sparse population.

With the methods used here both, azimuth and elevation, are defined over 360° leading to duplicate angular space and, hence, an over-representation.

The ultimate purpose of the monastic endeavour is to attain a state of freedom from bondage, where both bondage and freedom are defined in theological terms.

Both porosity and permeability are defined.

Both nodes and edges are defined by a unique identifier.

Both link and reach are defined towards the tasks/jobs which are not dropped (the scheduled tasks/jobs).