Sentence examples for both arising from from inspiring English sources

In the remaining ones, both arising from the bombings of United States embassies in East Africa in 1998, the defendants' lives were spared when the jury deadlocked on the question of execution.

It is concluded that there are two mechanisms causing acceleration, both arising from increases in ΔKeff of the underloads in the two level tests.

Due to the embryological origin of the airways and oesophagus both arising from the foregut, swallowing problems or even haemoptysis can be associated, especially in neonates and infants [3].

We have validated at least two examples (CREBBP and EP300) of naturally expressed mutant proteins in MSI-High colon cancer cell lines, both arising from NMD-resistant transcripts.

The hypothalamus, also often affected, is supplied by the hypothalamic (HTA) and anterior choroidal arteries (AChA), both arising from the ICA proximal to the MCA and therefore might be also blocked by the filament [11].

The androgen receptor (AR) protein exists as two isoforms, both arising from the same DNA sequence on the X chromosome Xq11-q122).

The imperishability of mathematics and the immortality of Carroll's Alice both arise from the same source, the universal and eternal imagination of humanity.

The first Razorlight album [Up All Night] and my solo album [Borrell 1] both arose from direct conversations with people.

Roth's concluding flourish evokes a liberal humanism that both arises from modern American Judaism and blurs its tenets.

Both arose from humble roots: Edison was not born to privilege, while Mr Ovshinsky's father collected scrap by buggy.

But that these most inspired of Mr. Lamos's productions both arise from the literature of the Enlightenment is no coincidence at all.