Sentence examples for both collateral from inspiring English sources

Studies in dogs and humans suggest that these ECG markers provide information about myocardial protection from both collateral blood flow and ischemic preconditioning.

If I'm willing to lend you money without collateral, why would I refuse to lend if the loan was backed by both collateral and your promise to repay, and had a higher interest rate?

Analysis of the distance between the ligaments' attachment sites (DA) in midflexion revealed a relative decrease in DA magnitude after JLE for both collateral ligaments in comparison to the anatomically reconstructed knee.

Much of the lending done in the United States relies on having both collateral and contractual obligations (loan covenants) that together provide the lender with assurance that the funds lent out will be repaid.

Collateral vessel connections were moderately reduced in Il21r-deficient mice, and cerebral infarct volume increased 2.3-fold, suggesting that Il21r modulates both collateral vessel anatomy and innate neuroprotection.

Japan is responding by restricting its banks' overly liberal lending policies, placing more emphasis on both collateral and realistic ability to repay.

The economic toll of V. destructor on apiculture is estimated to be millions of U.S. dollars per year, and chemical control agents are worrisome both for their collateral effects on bee health and the potential for honey contamination [ 10].

They allegedly used Madoff's portfolio as a sort of personal bank, with the team being both their collateral and their cash register.

The laser system successfully ablated rat brain tissue, where both the collateral damage and the ablation rate compare favorably with that previously observed with a Mark-III Free-Electron Laser.

"Tearing up the contracts at the height of the panic and allowing banks to keep both the collateral and the CDOs would have had the perverse result of banks ending up with more than 100 cents on the dollar and increasing costs to the taxpayer," said a senior Obama administration official.

Without secure tenure, women lack both the collateral and the security to improve the land they work and to invest in new technology.