Sentence examples for both as a normal from inspiring English sources
But she added: "Based on a review of the medical records, it appears that Mr. Ng was examined by medical staff at the facility where he was detained and at the local hospital in Rhode Island both as a normal course of admission to the facility and for individual complaints he had.
Angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels from pre-existing vessels, in the central nervous system (CNS) is seen both as a normal physiological response as well as a pathological step in disease progression.
The paradox is that childbirth is viewed both as a normal life event and also as a time of increased risk and vulnerability.
In poetry and portraiture, she was depicted as a virgin or a goddess or both, not as a normal woman.
Because there is a well-integrated, nationwide maternity care system, where home and hospital birth are both seen as a normal setting for giving birth, the Dutch environment is an ideal setting for studies on place of birth.
Rural people of Ethiopia have deep knowledge about wild foods and their consumption both as a regular meal during normal times and as a famine food (Dechassa and Guinand 2000; Debela et al. 2011).
If we're right, it will give 21st companies a way to deal with innovation – both sustaining and disruptive – as a normal course of business rather than by exception or crisis.
Many of these norms are common in parts of sub-Saharan Africa, resulting in IPV being widely justified by both men and women as a normal part of an intimate relationship [ 6, 7].
"The meteoric rise of independent work as both a normal way of earning a living and an aspirational lifestyle represents a fundamental shift in the way we think about operating a business and earning a living," said Will Quist, partner, Slow Ventures, in a statement.
Henry Hart lives this double life as both a normal teenager and a superhero sidekick.
Both studies were broadcast prescribed burned as a normal management practice and the soils were of moderate texture.
