Sentence examples for both because they rely from inspiring English sources
Golems are compelling to writers both because they rely explicitly on words to give them life and because they're simultaneously more and less than human – super-strong, sub-normally mute, manlike in form but crude and unformed in outline.
DGE is very similar in the sampling approach to long oligonucleotide probe microarray hybridization, given that both techniques take short nucleic acid target sequences to sample expression of longer RNA molecules containing them, and both are 3' biased because they rely on extension of cDNAs from the polyA tail with a oligo-dT primer.
Amphibians are known to be particularly vulnerable to human activities because they rely on both terrestrial and aquatic habitats for survival.
In particular, he notes that Canada and Australia's currencies are both strengthening and their economies are healthier because they rely on commodities.
But both items tend to reinforce our dependence on consumer culture, however, because they rely on the success of that culture in order to exist.
Traditional methods limit treatment because they rely on two-dimensional radiography and corrective actions during surgery.
Because they rely on a wireless data connection, they are vulnerable to service interruptions.
"Foreign investors come to Scotland because they rely on a predictable investment environment.
These projections are oversimplified and misleading because they rely on the outdated "five races" concept.
Financially, the networks are on shaky ground, partly because they rely almost solely on advertising.
