Sentence examples for both constituting from inspiring English sources

The two grapefruit varieties were the utmost distant species included in the study followed by lemons, both constituting highly tight clusters in the HCA.

The current WHO classification divides lymphoid malignancies largely into T-cell and B-cell neoplasms (both constituting NHL), and Hodgkin's disease.

Both constitute atrocities on one scale or another".

Women both constitute more than half the US voting population and are more likely to vote than men.

The cops and the crooks are both constituted like armies, with generals, ranks and special skills assigned – and doppelgangers in the opposing team.

Thus, he opposed the Catholic Centre in the 1870s and the socialists in the 1880s because both constituted unforeseen threats to his authoritarian creation.

In addition, the surface layers produced, although they are both constituted by calcium carbonate microcrystals, appear different in terms of compactness and distribution on samples' surfaces.

According to Giddens, structure is both constituted by human agency and is the medium in which human action takes place (Giddens 1976, p. 121).

In a similar vein, Shaftesbury equated bad taste with vice in that both constitute an opposition to the natural order of the universe.

Both constitute war crimes.

According to the Geneva Conventions, the killings in Bentiu and Bor both constitute war crimes.